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• This helmet is intended only for pedal cyclists, skateboarders

or rollerskaters, as specified in the helmet marketing. It is not

intended for motorsport, moped or other uses.

• Any helmet subjected to a violent impact should be discarded and

destroyed, although helmet damage may not always be evident.

In addition, it is recommended that helmets be replaced after

three years from the date of purchase, or if it does not fit you any

more. Since this helmet is made of expanded polystyrene foam,

there’s a chance it may be penetrated by sharp objects.

• Do not modify or remove any original component parts of your

helmet, other than as recommended by Giro. Doing so voids all

Giro warranties. Some Giro styles of helmet are supplied with a

removable visor. The attachment of these visors is not detrimental

to the helmet material. While the visors themselves do not offer

impact protection, they do not influence the safety performance

of the helmets.

• No helmet can protect the wearer from all foreseeable accidents,

including those involving bicycle to motor vehicle collisions.

Depending on the type of impact even a very low speed acci-

dent can result in a serious head injury or fatality. This helmet is

designed to protect the head and cannot guard against cervical,

spine or other bodily injuries that may result from an accident.

• The helmets should not be used by children while climbing or in

other play activities, where a risk of strangulation exists.

• Please exercise care and good judgment whenever you ride.

Comply with all traffic regulations and do your part to avoid acci-

dents of any kind.

How to Fit Your Helmet

A Giro helmet can only protect you if it fits well. Make sure you try on

different sizes and choose the size which feels secure and comfort-

able on your head. If properly fitted, this helmet is designed to stay

on your head in an accident.

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Brand	Giro
Model	Fixture MIPS
Category	Bicycle Helmets
File type	PDF
File size	2.88 MB

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