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Moebius Helmet

ABS stands for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, a tough plastic used in helmet manufacturing. Its impact resistance makes it ideal for protective gear, ensuring that the helmet can withstand falls and collisions, providing essential safety for the wearer.

The Ergo Fit System features a dial adjustment mechanism that allows you to easily customize the fit of your helmet. A secure fit is crucial for safety; if a helmet is too loose or too tight, it may not protect you effectively. This system ensures that your helmet stays in place during rides.

Passive vents are openings in the helmet that promote natural airflow, helping to keep you cool during your ride. Unlike active ventilation systems, they don’t require any power source. This feature is especially beneficial for long commutes, as it enhances comfort by reducing heat buildup.

A removable peak visor is a small visor at the front of the helmet that can be attached or detached based on your needs. It provides protection from sunlight and rain, making your ride more comfortable. You can customize your helmet for different weather conditions or personal preferences.

The CPSC Safety Standard refers to the safety regulations established by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for bicycle helmets. Helmets that meet these standards have undergone rigorous testing to ensure they provide adequate protection, especially for users aged 5 and older. Choosing a helmet with this certification is crucial for your safety.

A properly fitting helmet should sit level on your head, with the front edge just above your eyebrows. You should be able to adjust the straps so that they form a "V" shape under your ears, and when you open your mouth wide, the helmet should pull down slightly. If it feels too loose or too tight, use the Ergo Fit System to make adjustments for a secure fit.