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Description
Troxel is the world's leading provider of ASTM / SEI certified equestrian helmets, having provided over three million helmets to the equestrian market. Established in 1898, Troxel is recognized for its innovative design and physician-developed helmet research leadership. With helmets first designed for schooling then show, trail and now specifically for western riders, Troxel continues to create what riders demand. Troxel truly is performance headgear for the equestrian athlete.
FIT & COMFORT
Troxel helmets are engineered to provide a secure yet comfortable fit for long days in the saddle.
SEI CERTIFIED
Troxel invented the modern lightweight equestrian safety helmet. Every helmet we make is SEI certified.
STYLING
Our helmets are designed not only to protect, but to look great while doing so. A close silhouette fit and discipline-specific styles complete the look.
SIZING :
Small: 6 5/8" to 7" 'S' at the end of the number denotes the size Small & 'M' Medium
Medium: 7" to 7 1/4"
Helmet Cleaning tips:
- Soak the liner in mild, soapy water, adding 4-6 drops of bleach and then rinse it in a diluted solution of (x parts) alcohol and (x parts) water.
- Don't use solvents or chemicals to clean any part of the helmet, as they can destroy protective coatings and compromise the structural integrity of the helmet.
- Use compressed air to clear helmet air vents and channels.
- Allow the liner to air dry completely after washing and between uses.
- Methods for cleaning the outside of safety helmets depend on the exterior materials.
- Plastic schooling helmets can be wiped down with a soft towel and some soapy water and air dried. You can restore luster and shine with an application of a light wax protector like Pledge.
- Microfiber helmets, such as the newer Euro-styled helmets, can actually withstand the same mild soap and water treatment. Make sure you also rinse them well with clean water to remove all soapy residue. Again, air-dry the helmet in the shade.
- For leather-covered helmets use a dark damp cloth. If needed use leather cleaning products used for saddles and boots.
Owing to evolving helmet standards, technologies, and the potential for unseen material deterioration, it is recommended that you replace your helmet at least every five years. Any Troxel helmets involved in an accident needs to be replaced immediately
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