M E T Shelter Cycling Helmet Stone Blue Stone Blauw

EAN 8015190294797
Brand: MET Helmets
Product Model: 894773

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The MET Shelter is a highly robust, safe, and modern MTB helmet. The extended rear provides enhanced protection for the head and temples. The visor seamlessly integrates with the helmet shell for a sleek and refined design. With the In-mould polycarbonate shell featuring an EPS lining for complete head protection, every MTB rider can hit the trails with confidence while wearing this helmet.

Virginia Tech: This helmet has achieved a 5-star rating in an extensive test conducted by the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab. This leading authority performs objective tests that go beyond minimum requirements, ensuring MET delivers an ultimate safe helmet.

- In-mould polycarbonate shell with EPS lining for complete head protection
- 5-star rating from Virginia Tech Helmet Lab
- Extended rear - Better protection for the head and temples
- Integrated visor
- 12 ventilation channels with airflow system to enhance ventilation and comfort
- Safe-T Sport fit system for optimal adjustment
- Compatible with MET Rear USB Led Light (sold separately)
- Internal sunglasses holder

Specifications:
Brand: M E T
Model: Shelter
Type: Bicycle Helmet
Size: S 52-56 cm
Mips: No
Color: Stone Blue

Measure the circumference of your head (just above the eyebrows) to determine your helmet size.
If you’re between sizes, choose a MET cycling helmet in the larger size to make sure your helmet fits.
Most MET bicycle helmets and MET children’s bicycle helmets are equipped with a turning mechanism, so you can tighten the helmet to fit you.
This also applies to MET children’s bicycle helmets.

MET Bicycle Helmet Size Chart
Circumference head (cm)	Circumference head (inches)	MET Bicycle Helmet Size
46 - 53	18.1 - 20.9	XS - S
54 - 57	20.5 - 22.4	M
58 - 61	22.8 - 24	L
60 - 64	23.6 - 25.2	XL

The bicycle helmet should be placed on top of the head, so not too far back or over the forehead.
Adjust the helmet’s inner mechanism and chin straps while you’re wearing the helmet (the straps should come together in a Y-shape just below your ear).

Head circumference

Bicycle helmets

A proper bicycle helmet should have a lifespan of 3 to 5 years.
If your bicycle helmet is getting too small or if you’ve had it for a few years, it’s wise to replace the helmet.
Always replace your bicycle helmet after a crash or other type of impact, as the shock it absorbs during impact will permanently damage the helmet.

Please Note:
Size charts only provide an indication of the size needed.
No rights can be derived from these charts.