Bicycle Sport Outdoor Bike Mountain Helmet

Specifications:

• This bicycle helmet has passed the impact test and pull test by CPSC (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
• Using in-molding technology, EPS foam is injected directly into the helmet shell molding, rather than being paste it into the helmet shell
• The riding helmet uses high-density EPS impact-resistant composite materials, so that it can protect your head well
• There are adjustment buttons, so the helmet circumference can be adjusted with the inner buckle to adapt different head size
• This convenient bike helmet keeps you safe and is easy to stow away in your backpack
• The bike helmet also features headgear designed to suit different weather conditions via detachable rain and sun covers
• Material: EPS & PVC
• Head Circumference: 55~60cm/19.7~23.6in

Details:

• The mountain bike helmet can protects your head in a safe environment when you are riding bicycle outside

• Made of EPS and PVC composite material, this riding helmet brings you excellent bearing capacity and impact resistance

• Exquisite workmanship and light weight makes this bicycle helmet as light as nothing for you

• Bright color of this riding helmet makes you outstanding and safe on the road

• You can adjust the helmet circumference with the inner buckle to adapt different head size

How to Teach About Bike Helmet Safety

According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission website, more than 50,000 children go to the emergency room each year from bicycle-involved head injuries. Teach students about the importance of wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle by reading books, posting information, and demonstrating the proper way to wear a helmet. Conduct a visual reminder of how helmets protect the head by dropping melons with and without helmet protection

Books, Bulletins and Physical Demonstration

• Read a book, such as "Bicycles Have Feelings Too" by Barbara E. Scherz & William C. Smith, about bicycle helmet safety
• Create a classroom bulletin board about bicycle safety; include information about wearing helmets properly, wearing light colored clothing, and proper turning hand signals (see Resources)
• Demonstrate how to properly wear bicycle helmets on the head. The helmet should sit squarely on the head, not tipped backward or forward; helmets worn properly will protect both the forehead and back of the head. Do not just place the helmet on top of your head; secure the straps for best protection

Melon Drop Demonstration

• Demonstrate the importance of wearing the helmet by using a comparison visual between a person wearing and not wearing a helmet
• Strap a helmet on one of the melons, and hold both melons out to your sides. Tip hands forward simultaneously. You should find that the melon without the helmet will break instantly; the melon protected by the helmet will withstand several drops without cracking
• Quickly clean up the melon mess before students slip in the mess

Racing Helmet Safety:

Whether you are a professional or an amateur, racing helmets provide sophisticated, scientifically derived levels of head protection and safety for racers. This holds true for all participants in any kind of racing

• Function: Racing helmets absorb the impact when a racer is in a crash. The outer shell of the helmet might crack to dissipate this impact, but it is the shock-absorbing foam on the inside that does the bulk of the work. Visors on full-face helmets protect a racer's eyes from debris, and in the case of open-wheel auto or motorcycle racing, from wind
• Standards: As of 2010, five racing helmet standards govern helmets sold in the U.S. and Europe. All helmets sold in the U.S. must meet Department of Transportation (DOT) standards but might also meet other criteria, including the rigorous Snell M2010 standard. In Europe (including the U.K.), the ECE 22-05 standard functions similarly to that of the DOT, while the SHARP and ACU five-star rating systems are only recognized in the U.K
• Considerations: While racing helmets may meet Snell standards, they are not required to do so by law. Because of different testing procedures and requirements, a racing helmet that meets one standard might not meet others. This is not necessarily indicative of lesser quality, and you should study these standards to learn what is being tested and how your safety is being ensured by these helmets

Package Included:

• 1 x Helmet