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Macon Classic Helmet

ABS stands for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, a strong and durable plastic used in helmet manufacturing. Its impact resistance makes it ideal for protecting your head during activities like skiing and biking. Choosing a helmet made from ABS ensures you have reliable protection against impacts.

EPS foam, or Expanded Polystyrene, is a lightweight material known for its excellent shock-absorbing properties. When a helmet experiences an impact, the EPS foam compresses to absorb energy, significantly reducing the risk of head injuries. Helmets with EPS foam provide an extra layer of safety during your adventures.

The Plush BOA® Fit System is an adjustable fit mechanism that uses a dial and cables to allow you to easily tighten or loosen your helmet for a secure and comfortable fit. The "Plush" aspect means it is designed to feel soft against your skin, ensuring you can wear your helmet for extended periods without discomfort.

CPSC stands for the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a U.S. government agency that sets safety standards for consumer products, including helmets. A CPSC-certified helmet has undergone rigorous testing to ensure it meets specific safety requirements, giving you peace of mind that it provides adequate protection during use.

EN 1077B and EN 107 are European safety standards for helmets. EN 1077B specifically applies to ski and snowboard helmets, while EN 107 covers a broader range of protective helmets. Helmets meeting these standards have passed extensive testing, ensuring they offer a high level of safety and protection for users engaged in various activities.

The combination of materials like ABS and EPS foam, along with safety certifications such as CPSC and EN standards, ensures that your helmet is designed to withstand impacts and protect your head effectively. By choosing a helmet that incorporates these features, you are investing in your safety and reducing the risk of injury during your activities.