Gmax FF49 Helmet

Gmax FF49 Helmet.

 

GMAX is excited to introduce our next generation purpose built full-face adult helmet. The FF49 Helmet is based off of our very successful 49Y youth helmet that has a modern shell design.

 

Features

 

• Superior fitting lightweight helmet
• Thermo-plastic poly alloy shell
• Removable, adjustable interior liner and cheek pads allow for custom fitting and easy cleaning
• Snap-in removable chin curtain
• Flow-through intake/exhaust venting forehead vents and rear exhaust vents help pull in desired fresh air and remove unwanted hot air through channeled vents
• Screw less quick-change face shield
• Large eye port for improved range of vision
• Padded chin strap
• Painted shell with high-tech water decals and high quality clear coat finish
• D.O.T. approved

 

GMax FF49 Helmet Outer Shield Lens Removal

1. Raise the outer shield into the fully raised position.
2. Locate the side ratchet plates that secure the shield to the helmet.
3. Push down on the pin that locks the ratchet plate retaining arm into the secure position.
4. As you push down on the pin, move the retaining arm on the ratchet plate on the open position. The shield will release from the ratchet plate when the retaining arm is in the open position.

To install the outer shield: reverse the removal process.

 

Sizing

Helmet Size Information. We ask that you use the following information to help choose the proper size helmet. In order for a helmet to protect properly and be the most comfortable, it must be size to your head correctly.

 

To find the Correct size helmet for a person’s head:

1. Measure the head circumference one-inch above the eyebrows and ears
2. Using the circumference measured, use the size chart below to find the approximate size
3. Once you have tried on the helmet it should fell snug equally around the head. The helmet should not feel too tight or too loose at any point around head.

 

*** Please remember that all head shapes vary slightly and that this sizing chart is to be used as a starting guide, not an exact guide.