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361° · SKU B246

Safety Helmet

Skating

A multi-sport helmet for skateboarding, skating, cycling and scootering, described by the supplier as dual-certified - which we pass on as their description, because we have not been given the certificates. Ask us before ordering if a documented safety standard is what you need.

TZS50,000+ VAT
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Highlights

One helmet, several sports

And a straight answer about the certification.

Built for more than one sport

Bike, scooter, skateboard and skates - the range a child actually uses.

What dual certification means

Cycling standards cover one severe impact; skate standards cover repeated smaller ones.

Certification not evidenced to us

The supplier describes it as dual-certified. We have asked for the documents.

One impact and replace it

Crushed liner foam does not spring back, and the damage rarely shows from outside.

Product description

About this product

Safety Helmet – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Dar es Salaam.

A helmet for skateboarding, skating, cycling and scootering, which the supplier describes as dual-certified.

Dual certification is a real and meaningful thing in this category, so it is worth explaining what it means. A cycling helmet is designed for a single severe impact – the EPS foam crushes, absorbs the energy and is finished. A skate helmet is designed for multiple lower-energy impacts, because a skateboarder falls repeatedly, and it typically uses a tougher shell and a different liner. A helmet certified to both standards is built to do both jobs, which is exactly what a child moving between a bicycle, a scooter and a skateboard actually needs.

We need to be straight with you about the certification itself. The supplier describes this helmet as dual-certified, but we have not been given the certificates, and we do not publish a safety claim we cannot evidence. So we are passing that on as their description rather than as verified fact, and we are asking for the documentation. If a documented standard matters to you, ask us and we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot evidence across our range.

Everything else about choosing a helmet still applies, and matters more than the label. It must sit level on the head, two fingers above the eyebrows, with the side straps forming a Y just below each ear. Any impact means replacement, even if it looks fine. And in this climate, keep it out of the sun and out of a parked car – heat degrades EPS foam faster here than the manufacturer’s three to five year guidance assumes.

Buying a Safety Helmet in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the safety helmet at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Every safety helmet is checked in store before it leaves us, and our staff use the same kit in the field, so you get an honest answer on fit and sizing rather than a sales pitch.

Not sure which safety helmet suits you? Call or message the showroom and we will talk you through the options that are actually in stock in Tanzania.

Spare parts and replacements for the safety helmet are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

Browse more Skating in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on inline skating, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

TypeMulti-sport helmet - skateboarding, skating, cycling, scootering
CertificationDescribed by the supplier as dual-certified; we have not been provided with the certificates and do not state this as verified
ConstructionHard outer shell over an impact-absorbing liner
VentilationVented
RetentionAdjustable fit system and chin strap
Replace afterAny impact, and every 3 to 5 years at the outside in this climate
CareMild soap and water only - never solvents on a helmet shell
SKUB246
Questions

Good to know

What does dual-certified mean?

That a helmet meets both a cycling standard and a skate standard. Cycling helmets are built for one severe impact; skate helmets for repeated lower-energy ones. A dual-certified helmet does both, which is what a child moving between a bike, a scooter and a skateboard needs.

Is this helmet certified?

The supplier describes it as dual-certified, and we are passing that on as their description. We have not been given the certificates and we do not publish safety claims we cannot evidence. We are asking for the documentation - ask us and we will tell you where we have got to.

How should a helmet fit?

Level on the head, not tipped back. Two fingers width between your eyebrows and the rim. The side straps should form a Y just below each ear, and the chin strap tight enough that you can get one finger under it and no more. A helmet that moves when you shake your head is not protecting you.

How do I measure my head?

Run a tape measure around your head about a centimetre above the eyebrows and around the widest point at the back. That measurement in centimetres is your size. Measure before you order rather than guessing - helmet fit is the whole product.

Do I need to replace it after a crash?

Yes, after any impact to the helmet, even if it looks undamaged. EPS foam protects by crushing, and crushed foam does not spring back. The damage is usually invisible from outside. A helmet that has taken one impact has done its job and owes you nothing further.

How long does a helmet last?

Manufacturers generally advise replacing a helmet every three to five years. In Tanzania, treat that as the outside limit - UV, heat and sweat all degrade EPS foam and strap webbing faster here than in a temperate climate. A helmet stored on a balcony in full sun ages considerably faster than one kept indoors.

How should I look after it?

Keep it out of direct sun when you are not wearing it, and never leave it in a parked car - interior temperatures here will soften EPS foam. Clean the shell with mild soap and water only. Never use solvents, degreasers or petrol-based cleaners on a helmet shell; they weaken the plastic invisibly.

Can I wash the pads?

Yes, and in this heat you should. Remove the liner pads, wash them by hand in mild soap, and air-dry them out of direct sun. A foaming kit cleaner works well for pads that stay in place. Sweat-soaked padding is both unpleasant and bad for the foam underneath.

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TZS50,000+ VAT