Clean an equestrian helmet by removing and hand-washing the liner if it comes out, wiping the shell gently with a damp cloth suited to its finish, and cleaning the harness with mild soap and…
The reliable way to stop a snowmobile helmet shield from fogging is to combine a dual-pane (or heated) shield with a properly…
The difference is coverage and purpose: a rock climbing helmet is a light, well-ventilated helmet optimized mainly for impacts from above —…
To fit a snowmobile helmet correctly, measure your head, choose the size that matches, and then test it while wearing the balaclava…
A riding helmet slips because it is the wrong size or shape for your head, the padding has worn thin, the harness…
Store a climbing helmet clean, fully dry, and uncompressed in a cool, dark, dry place — ideally in a loose cloth bag…
Store your equestrian helmet in its bag, in a cool, dry place away from chemicals, direct sunlight, and heat — never baked…
If your riding helmet hit the ground in a fall, replace it — even if it looks completely fine. Equestrian helmets are…
Attach a headlamp to a climbing helmet by clipping the lamp’s strap into the helmet’s built-in headlamp clips — usually two at…
To clean a climbing helmet safely, wash it by hand with lukewarm water and a small amount of mild soap, rinse well,…
