New GIO Full Face Bike Sport Motorcycle Helmet Blue M

1. As a starting point, we recommend you measure the circumference of your head using a flexible measuring tape. Please wrap the measuring tape around your head at approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm) above your eyebrows and ears.

You can then use this measurement to refer to our sizing chart. This measurement will serve as a starting point for helmet sizing.

2. Trying on the helmet: Grasp both chin straps and pull the helmet on over your head. If this is the first time your trying on a helmet, you will find it feels tight at first as your ears pass through the opening but should feel more comfortable once you are past that point. Ensure that the top of your head is touching the top of the helmet. The idea is to wear the tightest fitting helmet possible for your head size, feeling comfortable yet snug.

3. You must be able to tighten the chin strap firmly so it will hold the helmet securely on your head. It is critical that the chin strap is properly and securely fastened. To check, try to slide a finger tip between your chin and chin strap. If you can easily slide one or more fingers between the chin strap and your chin, the chin strap is either too loose or improperly fastened. A loose chin strap or improperly fastened chin strap could result in the helmet coming off in an accident, leaving your head unprotected. NEVER ride with a loose or improperly fastened chin strap, the result could be death or serious injury

4. With the chin strap firmly fastened, it should not be possible for the helmet to be removed. If it can be removed, select another helmet. For a helmet to do its job in an accident, it must remain on your head during the accident. If the helmet does not stay on your head in its proper position during an accident, your chances of serious injury or death are greatly increased.