Sameer Science Projects Cycling Helmet with Detachable Visor and Light Weight with Superior Ventilation for Mountain and Road Bike & Skating Helmet, Ideal for Adults and Kids (Blue Colour)
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Sameer Science Projects Cycling Helmet with Detachable Visor and Light Weight with Superior Ventilation for Mountain and Road Bike & Skating Helmet, Ideal for Adults and Kids (Blue Colour)

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HIGH RESISTANT MATERIAL: Special material impact resistance: This Bicycle/bike helmet uses high-density, durable, rigid PVC, PC & EPS foam. Integrated molding with superior technology is helpful to decrease the impact force and protects the rider's head during a crash.
ADJUSTABLE - This adult cycling helmet comes in a standard size, equipped with the easy-use dial system and side straps making this nutcase helmet adjustable to different head sizes
LIGHTWEIGHT- This biking helmet is made of lightweight material; the inner pad uses breathable fabric for comfortable wear.
MULTIPLE SPORTS USE: This helmet can be used for multiple sports like Road cycling, Mountain Biking, Skating, Skate Boarding, and many other uses.
Adjustable,Lightweight,Lightweight-

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Cycle helmets protect the head by reducing the rate at which an impact accelerates or decelerates the skull and brain. The helmet acts like a shock absorber. As it is impacted, the expanded polystyrene liner is intended to crush, dissipating the energy over a rapidly increasing area like a cone. A cycle helmet should generally be light in weight and provide ample ventilation because cycling can be an intense aerobic activity that significantly raises body temperature. The head in particular needs to be able to regulate its temperature. The dominant form of the helmet up to the 1970s was the "hairnet" style, an open construction made of rubber bars covered in leather.[2] This offered sufficient protection from scrapes and cuts, but only minimal impact protection, and was mainly used by racing cyclists