Protec X Cult BMX Fullcut Helmet / Black / XL

Description

Stand out from the crowd with this retro masterpiece. The Protec X Cult BMX Fullcut Helmet is a collaboration between one of the most legendary helmet companies of all time, Protec, and your favourite BMX companies favourite BMX company, Cult BMX!

Raised by the godfathers of skateboarding and BMX, the Full Cut Certified is back in demand and better than ever. ABS shell lined with EPS and outfitted with compression moulded pads. Style and protection that can't be duplicated.

The Full Cut Certified is equipped with EPS foam and is multi-certified for CPSC, CE, ASTM and AS/NZS 2063:2008. The protective industry jargon in that last sentence means a massive machine smashed this helmet against an anvil in a scientific setting to prove to the world it will keep your precious dome safe when you slam.

Pro-Tec does the science so you don't have to, their job is to keep you safe; your job is to go session the park, ride the rails, and have fun.

Protec X Cult BMX Fullcut Helmet / Black

Name: Protec X Cult BMX Fullcut Helmet / Black
Brand: Protec
SKU: 12050013.L
Price: 149.99 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

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$149.99 AUD

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Colour - Black

Size - L

Pro-Tec's chart for the Classic, Full Cut and Old School shells.

Size	Head circumference	Notes
XS	52–54cm	20.5–21.3"
S	54–56cm	21.3–22"
M	56–58cm	22–22.8"
L	58–60cm	22.8–23.6"
XL	60–62cm	23.6–24.4"
XXL	62–64cm	24.4–25.2"

Pro-Tec recommends sizing up if you measure at the top of a range: at 54cm choose S. Not every model comes in XS or XXL.

How to measure

Wrap a soft tape measure around the widest part of your head, about 2.5cm above your eyebrows and just above your ears. Keep it level and snug but not tight, and read the number in centimetres.

No tape measure? Use a piece of string or a shoelace, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.

Between two sizes? Most helmet brands recommend the larger size and using the thicker set of pads. A helmet should feel snug all round with no pressure points, and shouldn't rock when you shake your head.

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