Alpina fullface helmet RUPI white/black 50-55 cm

• Air raiders: 15 ventilation openings ensure ideal air flow to the interior
• Chin guard: The visor is removable, making it suitable for both downhill and everyday use.
• Vizir: The visor serves as protection from the sun, mud and stones; it is also removable.
• HI-EPS: Optimal shock absorption thanks to Hi-EPS material made of microscopic small air chambers
• Inmold Tec: The low weight is due to Inmold technology, where the upper shell is thermally bonded to the Hi-EPS. This results in a solid surface connection, ensuring a very robust design
• Edge protect: a protective layer that makes the helmet more resistant to fractures and scratches and offers additional protection against the elements during frequent use
• Ceramic shell: name for the outer shell of all Alpina helmets manufactured using the process
• Inmold: It is a thin, lightweight material that is highly resistant to impact and scratches, contains UV stabilisers and is anti-static.
• Run System Classic: the fine size adjustment system is fluid and soft to the touch, ensuring the highest possible level of comfort
• Fly net: Insect protection net

Fitting a helmet

For optimum protection, please follow the steps below to fit the helmet:

• Place the helmet on your head and open the strap splitting mechanism.
• Refit the two ear buds so that they join just below the ear. The ear buds must not overlap the ears. Close the mechanism to separate the ear flaps.
• Position the chin strap so that it is both snug and comfortable against the chin. The clasp should not be directly in front of the chin. The length of the chin strap can be adjusted on the buckle. Close the clasp.
• Adjust the wheel on the back of the head according to the circumference of the child's head. The helmet should fit snugly and comfortably on the child's head. To offer optimum protection, the helmet should cover the forehead and not be pushed too far to the back of the head.

WARNING: Helmets should not be used by children when climbing or doing other activities where there is a risk of choking or getting caught in the helmet.