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Crazy M/L 54-60 cm pink graffiti children's helmet
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Quality helmet for cycling, skateboarding and rollerblading from the Danish manufacturer Crazy Safety. It is distinguished by a light and durable shell and adjustable strips with reflectors. Additional visibility is provided by an LED light with attractive lighting functions and the possibility of charging.
Recommended for head circumference 54-6 cm.
Weight: 330 g.
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You can adjust the optimal helmet circumference using the volume adjustment mechanism. The straps are fastened under the chin with a classic clasp. Soft washable pads wick away moisture and provide wearing comfort. The light on the helmet can be charged with the included USB charger.
Material: exterior - ABS plastic, interior - expanded polystyrene (EPS).
Meets the Standard for cycling helmets and skateboard users - EN 1078: 2012 + A1: 2012.
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