NILS MTW001 Helmet Pedal Cyclist User Manual

: March 6, 2024
: NILS

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NILS MTW001 Helmet Pedal Cyclist User Manual

WARNING!

Read helmet manual carefully and follow instructions completely. To be effective a helmet must fit properly
and be worn correctly.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
All safety equipment has limitations. Helmets reduce or prevent many injuries, but no helmet can protect the wearer from all foreseeable accidents. Depending on the type of impact, even a very low speed accident can result in serious injury or death. Wear a helmet designed for what you’re doing. This helmet is intended for skateboard, inline skates and roller skates users. It is not intended for motorcycle, motor sport, moped or other uses.

Not all head injuries are caused by impacts some accidents that do not involve direct impact can still result in serious internal head injury. Helmets can not prevent this type of injury since this helmet is made of expanded polystyrene foam, there is a chance it may be penetrated by sharp objects.

Helmet does not protect the neck or any part of the head it does not cover. Always wear a helmet low enough in
front to protect the forehead. Make sure the helmet fits snugly and the straps are adjusted to hold the helmet firmly in place.

YOU SHOULD ALWAYS

Wear the helmet in proper position
Fasten the chin buckle and tighten the chin strap
Check strap adjustment every time you wear your helmet
Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
Replace your helmet immediately if it shows visible signs of wear or damage
Replace your helmet after an impact or accident, even if no damage is visible
Clean your helmet with mild soap and water only
Store your helmet in a cool dry place, away from heat or direct sunlight
Always wear your helmet, even on short rides
Ride safely.

YOU SHOULD NEVER

Wear a helmet that has been in an accident, even if no damage is visible
Remove or attach anything to the helmet unless recommended by the manufacturer
Wear someone else’s helmet
Wear anything under your helmet
Wear your helmet with the chin buckle unfastened
Take unnecessary risks just because you’re wearing a helmet
Wear a helmet while playing on playground equipment
Loan your helmet to anyone

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
A helmet is not a toy. Do not allow your children to play with it. They can accidentally damage it or hurt themselves. Children should always wear helmets while riding their bikes, skating, skateboarding, roller-skating, but should not wear bike helmets while playing , especially on playground equipment. Helmet can become stuck in openings on playground equipment, resulting in serious injury or death. This helmet should not be used by children while climbing or doing other activities when there is a risk of strangulation/ hanging if the children gets trapped with the helmet.

HELMET AFTER ACCIDENT
This helmet is designed to absorb shock by partial destruction of the shell and liner. This damage may not be visible. Therefore, if subjected to a severe blow, THE HELMET SHOULD BE DESTROYED AND REPLACED, even if it appears undamaged. Protection may not be adequate in future impacts. After a hard impact helmet should be thrown away and destroyed. Helmet should be replaced when visible are waste signs.

FITTING THE HELMET
Helmet can be offered in few sizes. You should choose correct size. Helmet often possess regulation system for example head lock. You should fit helmet correctly using regulation knob. Make sure that regulation system is blocked.

STEP 1 Wear your helmet in the proper position
Always wear your helmet low enough in the front to protect the forehead **(fig

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WARNING!
All fitting adjustments must be made with the Helmut In the proper position. Failure to do so will result in a poor fit, and may allow the helmet to move out of position or come off in an accident.

STEP 2 Adjusting the straps

The front and rear side straps should join at a point slightly below and in front of the ears (fig 2).

Always wear your helmet with the chin straps buckle fastened, and the strap pulled tight. Make sure the strap is well back against the throat. Figures 3 and 4

show how to fasten and release the buckle. Make sure the loose ends of the chin strap pass through the rubber O-ring, as shown in **figure 5.

** If they do not, they may loosen, and the helmet may come off in an accident.

STEP 3 Getting the correct fit
Adjustment are made too by using interior pads and by adjusting retention system (head lock). Follow steps 1-2, above and then tighten or loosen head lock knob.
To tighten retention system turn the adjusting dial clockwise (f **ig 6).

To Loosen retention system turn the adjusting dial counterclockwise (fig 7).
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When the helmet is in place, you should also feel a light pressure on the sides and top of your head. If you do not, insert the thicker pads provided along the sides and top of the helmet to achieve a snug, comfortable fit.

WARNING!
If you cannot adjust the helmet to fit properly according to step 3, DO NOT USE THE HELMET. Replace it with a different size or mode

IN-MOLD HELMET CONSTRUCTION
In-mold construction is a manufacturing technique where the foam interior liner of the helmet is “blown in” while the hard exterior shell is still in the manufacturing mold. In-mold helmets tend to be lighter, stronger, and have more venting than traditional methods. Originally limited to high-end helmets, in-mold construction now appears in many mid-to-high-end helmet models.

CLEANING
Helmets are made of materials that can be easily damaged by many household cleaners. Petroleum-based solvents are especially dangerous. They can damage a helmet so that its protective capabilities are significantly reduced. For best results, use only a soft cloth or sponge, warm water and mild soap to clean your helmet.

STORAGE
After each use, wipe excess dirt off your helmet with a soft cloth. if you clean it according to the instructions above, allow it to air dry and then store in a cool, dry place. Excessive heat and direct sunlight can damage your helmet. Damaged helmets will appear to have uneven or bubbly surfaces. Never use your helmet if you suspect that it has been damaged by heat or sun exposure.

The helmet has been manufactured acc. to applicable requirements of EU harmonization legislation, i.e. EN1078- 2012+A1:2012 and REGULATION (EU) 2016/425 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 9 March 2016 on personal protective equipment.
Notified body: SGS Fimko Ltd, Takomotie 8, 00380 HELSINKI, Finland, under the number 0598

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
is available at the manufacturer’s website: www.abisal.pl/do- pobrania/

MANUFACTURER:
ABISAL SP. Z O.O. 6, 41-905 Bytom, Poland www.abisal.p