BERN Lenox H2O - 2017 - Wakeboard Helmet

The Lenox H2O helmet is a certified women's helmet that is perfect for water sports such as wakeboarding, water skiing, kiteboarding or kayaking. The so-called 3D Airflow system ensures that the water circulates quickly in the helmet and thus drains away quickly. The Brock Foam core of the helmet is breathable and waterproof. The neoprene lining inside also prevents water from penetrating the padding. In addition, it has the well-known Bern visor design with additional ventilation and the lining is removable.

Due to the very stylish design and the striking colors, you will definitely stand out in the water not only because of your kitesurfing, water skiing, kayaking or wakeboarding skills!

Features

- Robust ABS shell.
- Bern helmet in hard-hat construction with patented Brock® foam.
- Brock® foam with EVA and Neoprene coating.
- Quick drying, foam does not retain water.
- Breathable and permeable to perspiration.
- Adjustable chin strap.
- Weight 488-566g (depending on size)
- AVS Shell
- Bern Visor Design
- H2O Construction

Colour Satin White

without Ear-Pads

ATTENTION: The Bern H2O helmets are shipped without ear-pads, these may have to be purchased separately! Ear pads protect your ears and keep you from serious injury if you hit the water. We recommend to order them as well.

Size	XS	S	M	L
Head circumference (cm)	52 -53,5	54-55,5	55,5-57	57 - 59

To measure the circumference of your head you will need a tape measure or alternatively a string and a folding rule or a long ruler.

The tape measure is placed horizontally around the head about one centimeter above the eyebrows and ears (not over the forehead and not at the hairline), with one hand you can fix the end, with the other you lead the tape measure around the head. Or you let someone help you. The tape should fit tightly, but not pinch or cut. At the point of intersection you can directly read the circumference of your head. If you use a string as a measuring aid, put it on as with the tape measure method and mark the point of intersection. Then place the string on a ruler or folding rule and read off the measurement to easily find your head circumference.