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• The helmet may not be painted on, nor may
stickers or labels be applied to it.
• The helmet is supposed to protect the head in
the event of an impact.
After just one (even light) impact this pro-
tection is no longer guaranteed. The helmet
may no longer be used after a fall or impact.
It must be made unusable and disposed of,
even if it does not exhibit any visible damage.
• Solvents or abrasives containing petroleum
may never be used to clean the exterior or
interior of the helmet.
Always use pH-neutral cleaning agents diluted
in clear water; carefully rub with a soft cloth.
Afterward wipe dry with a lint-free cloth. The
padding can be cleaned with a little soap and
a soft brush.
• Only use original replacement parts for your
helmet.
• The helmets may not be used by children
when climbing or playing other games in
which there is a risk of strangulation!
• The lifespan of the helmet depends on use.
However, the helmet should be replaced
five years after the date of manufacture
(07/2019) at the latest.
Earphones / headphones
Follow the safety information below for the use
of ear- or headphones:
Life-threatening hazard!
• Never use headphones or earphones
while skiing or snowboarding!
• While ascending the mountain or during
waiting times, only set the volume to a level
at which you can hear all ambient noises and
announcements.
• Non-adherence to announcements, such as
those from the mountain rescue service, results
in a life-threatening hazard!
• Make sure that the headphone cables do not
disturb you and are not extending from your
body. There is a “risk of strangulation” if, for
example, they are hanging from the lift or on
other skiers.
• The warning signals from the piste bashers
and other skiers on the slope can be missed
and not perceived.
The sense of balance can also be impaired.
Selecting helmet size
S/M
L/XL
56–59cm
59–62cm
• Measure the circumference of your head and
select the helmet size on that basis. Try out
multiple helmets before you decide. The skin
on your temples should ideally move with the
helmet when putting it on.
• Make sure that the helmet does not move
around freely on the head, even without the
chin strap pulled tight.
• The chin strap must be locked tightly to
ensure a secure fit. It is sitting correctly if it is
difficult for you to push your fingers beneath
the chin strap. But you must be able to
comfortably breathe, swallow and turn your
head.
• The helmet is sitting correctly if it is tight but
still comfortable on the head.
• If the helmet is too big (wobbles, cannot be
adjusted tightly enough) or too small (press-
es, leaves the forehead exposed), select a
helmet in the next bigger or smaller size.
• If the helmet cannot be adjusted correctly, it
may not be used.
Ventilation system
You can regulate ventilation with the slider.
There are three possible settings: open, half
open and closed (Fig. A) (4).
Setting the chin strap
You can use the loop to set the general length
of the chin strap. You can adjust the position
of the chin strap with the strap divider clip. But
make sure that the clip divider does not bother
you. We recommend positioning it at the end of
the ear padding (Fig. C).
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