Veloretti Headgear, Manual

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Introduction
Congratulations! Now you or your kid is finally ready to go on an adventure with the right
protection. Thank you for choosing Veloretti Headgear. This helmet is designed and
constructed to meet the highest standards for safety and performance. With the correct
adjustment, care and maintenance, this helmet will help you and your kid ride safely. Read
this manual before sending your kid out to ride with this new helmet!
The correct adjustment and use of this helmet are critical for safety. Parents should explain
the information in this manual to their children or anyone else who is not able to understand.
When we talk about ‘your helmet’, we are talking about the helmet in general, so also the
child that is wearing it. If you have any questions after reading the manual, contact our
customer service.
EN
Important information
About the helmet
This helmet meets the requirements for the EN 1078 standard and is designed for cycling,
skateboarding and roller skating. A helmet must be worn and maintained correctly to
provide the right protection. Therefor it is necessary to carefully read and follow these
instructions. Incorrect use or maintenance of your helmet could lead to serious injuries or
even death.
Ride safely
No helmet can protect the wearer against all possible impacts. A severe impact, sharp
object, improper use or incorrect adjustment could cause conditions beyond the protection
of the helmet.
Check the adjustment before every ride
To be most effective, a helmet must fit and be worn correctly. To check for the correct fit,
place the helmet on the head and make any adjustment as indicated. Securely fasten the
retention system. Grasp the helmet and try to rotate it to the front and rear. A correctly
fitted helmet should be comfortable and not move forward to obscure vision or rearward
to expose the forehead. If you cannot correctly adjust your helmet, please contact our
customer service.
Avoid the heat
Do no expose your helmet to heat, such as inside a car on a sunny day. Excessive heat can
damage the liner or shell, or make them separate. This makes the helmet loses its integrity
and therefore the strength to protect you.