Interior Foams - Shark Ridill-2 Manuel D'utilisation

CLEANING THE INTERIOR
The inner fabric parts are washable.
To avoid causing damage, please
closely follow the instructions below:
The cheek pads and comfort liner
must be washed by hand in lukewarm
soapy water (at approx. 30°). Do not
use aggressive detergents. Instead,
use either a small dose of a mild
detergent or household soap. Fabrics
and foams must be completely dry
before use. Drying must take place
at room temperature. Never iron
the fabric parts. For leather-like or
fabric parts that are integral with the
safety components, use a sponge or
rag slightly dampened with a little
household soap, then rinse with clean
water.
Avoid using too much water on
polystyrene components.
It is important to check that all interior
parts are completely dry before using
the helmet.
WARNING!
interior foams will compromise
the proper fit of your helmet. If it
no longer fits your head, the helmet
can come off, leaving your head
unprotected and causing serious and
potentially life-threatening injuries.
20
20
Damage to the
FABRICS
Comfort foams and fabrics used for
the RIDILL 2 will allow you to fully
appreciate the performance of your
helmet. The parts that come into
contact with your skin are made of a
fabric that guarantees a pleasant feel,
good absorption of perspiration and
good resistance to ageing. Our fabrics
in contact with the skin are treated to
limit the spread of bacteria, and thus
reduce bad odours.
WARNING! Although selected for
their resistance and durability,
all parts of the inner lining are subject
to normal wear and tear depending
on how you care for and maintain
your helmet, how long it is used for,
and the acidity of your perspiration. If
you notice any ageing, we recommend
replacing your interior liners in order
to keep your helmet perfectly clean
and comfortable over time.
Your retailer can provide replacement
parts, as well as optional cheek pads
of varying thicknesses and densities
if the standard choice does not fit the
morphology of your face.
WARNING! Every time you put
on your helmet, check that it fits
your head properly.