Textile Parts - shark Heritage Mode D'emploi

cleAnInG tHe InteRIoR
The interior textile parts are washable; it is
important to strictly follow the instructions
below to avoid damaging them:
The cheek pads and head section must be
hand washed in warm, soapy water (about
30°). Do not use aggressive detergents but
either a product for delicate materials
in low dilution or household soap.
It is essential to dry textile and
foam parts completely before
reinstalling them in the helmet.
They must be air dried at room
temperature. Never use a
clothes dryer or other heat
source. Never iron textile
parts.
For parts with a leather
appearance or
attached to safety elements,
use a slightly damp sponge or
cloth and household soap and
rinse with clean water. Do not
allow too much water to come into
contact with polystyrene parts.
You must insure that all interior parts are per-
fectly dry before using the helmet.
WARnInG: Damaged interior padding will com-
promise the fit of your helmet on your head and
could allow the helmet to come off your head in
an accident, resulting in a head injury or death.
textiles
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The textile and foam parts providing comfort
to the Heritage make it easy for you to
appreciate the performance of your helmet
to the full.
The parts in contact with the skin are made
in a fabric that is guaranteed to feel plea-
sant, to absorb perspiration well and
to resist wear satisfactorily.
We treat surfaces to limit the risk
of mould and bacteria.
WARnInG: Although they are
selected for their quality of
resistance and satisfactory
wear, all the comfort padding
is subject to normal wear and
tear. The rate of wear and
tear will depend on use, care
and maintenance, the length of
use and the degree of acidity of
your perspiration. Wear and tear
of the comfort padding will even-
tually change the fit of your helmet
on your head. If that occurs, you must
immediately replace the helmet or padding.
See your retailer for advice.
WARnInG: Each time you put on your helmet,
check the fit as discussed in "Choose your
size" on page 4.

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