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• Buckle
Push the buckle, tighten the belt for the chin at the free edge of the belt, and push the two opening studs.
(image 4a)
• CASCO Loc
Fix the CASCO Loc locking device on the belt distribution ring. Tighten the belt for the chin by pulling
the free edge of the distribution ring from the right side. In order to loosen the setting, easily lift the
distribution ring. In order to open it, move the pulling device diagonally downwards, removing it from
the head. (image 4b)
5. Adjustment of the belt
After adjusting the helmet based on the dimension of your head, put the helmet in the correct position (image
2) and close the belt for the chin (image 4a or 4b). The buckle must not be positioned on the chin. The belts
must be positioned in the entry point of the belt distributor, tightened and with an equal length, right under
your ears. Check the tension of the belts, and subsequently adjust the belts to loosen or to tighten as follows:
• Fixed belt
If your helmet has fixed belts (the belts behind the ear are fixed by a seam allowance at the distributor's
level), it is not necessary to perform a lateral adjustment.
• Comfort belt (image 5b)
If your helmet has comfort belts, you have the possibility to bring the belts in a comfortable position, by
wrapping the belts through the belt distributor to the left or to the right.
• Lace belt (image 5c)
Bring the belt for the chin with the distributor in a comfortable position, and assure the fixation with
the adjustment bolt (rotate to the right). Tighten the belt at the free edges also by lifting the distributor.
Loosen the belt for the chin.
• Three-point adjusting belt (image 5d)
Push the left belt distributor (1) under the left ear, tightening at the same time the left belt for the back of
the head (2), by pulling the right belt for the back of the head (3). The left belt distributor must be positioned
directly under your ear. Close the distributor from the left side. Position the right belt distributor (4) also
directly under your right ear. On this purpose, the belt for the back of the head is directly tightened with one
of the two belts for the chin (5). Close the locking device and tighten the belts for the chin by pulling the two
free edges of the belt (6) until they are comfortably positioned under the chin. The free edges (6) of the belts
from the level of the locking system (4a) must pass through the rubber o-ring.
WARNING!
In the event of an accident, an open belt distributor can lead to the slipping of the helmet, and can
lose it's protective effect.
6. Choosing the proper size of the helmet
Before using the helmet, check if it is correctly positioned, if the belts are properly adjusted and if the
belt for the chin is tightened enough.
Checking the adjustment depending on the head form:
Try to rotate the helmet with both hands to the back and to the front. If the helmet is correctly positioned, the
skin from the forehead shall move simultaneously with the helmet; otherwise, the helmet is not tightened
enough. Repeat the point 1.
Checking the belts:
Try to pull the helmet with both hands as much as possible to the back and to the front. Make a
serious effort on this purpose. This is an important step. If you manage to push the helmet in one
direction, or to move it to the front so as it affects your visibility field, respectively to move it to the
back so as the forehead is uncovered, it means that the correct fixation of the helmet is not assured.
Repeat points 1-4 until the helmet mobility is reduced.
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