Riding Helmet – Safety in equestrian sports is the top priority
Health and safety are paramount in equestrian sports, which is why a suitable, standardized riding helmet is indispensable. In our shop, you will only find riding helmets that comply with current riding helmet standards and safety regulations. The choice of the right riding helmet depends on the riding discipline. Modern riding helmets such as hardshell, in-mold, or hybrid riding helmets are versatile and ensure safety and comfort. For eventing riders, special cross-country helmets without a fixed peak are suitable.
How do I find the right riding helmet size?
Determine your suitable riding helmet size by horizontally measuring your head circumference above your eyebrows. For infinitely adjustable helmets, the measured head circumference directly corresponds to the size. For helmets with adjustable sizes, compare your head circumference with the size charts in the product description.
Which riding helmet is suitable for beginners?
Every rider, whether beginner or advanced, should always wear a riding helmet. Beginner models offer more affordable alternatives to professional models without compromising on safety. Pay attention to the current riding helmet standard and a three-point fastening for your first helmet.
What should I consider when buying a riding helmet?
When buying a riding helmet, safety, fit, comfort, and appearance are crucial. Our helmets meet the latest safety standards and offer various size adjustments for a perfect fit. The wide selection of colors and details allows you to combine safety with individual style.
When should a riding helmet be replaced?
After a fall, the riding helmet should be replaced immediately, even if no external damage is visible. Even with regular use, the helmet is subject to natural aging and wear, which is why replacement after a few years is recommended.
Do I have to wear a riding helmet at a competition?
Since January 1, 2021, wearing a riding helmet is mandatory at national and international competitions in all disciplines (except vaulting). Whether dressage, show jumping, or cross-country – safety comes first. This regulation is stipulated in the LPO.
