Product Description
| Material | EPS+PC+ABS |
| Specification | In-Mold one-piece molding |
| Applicable gender | Unisex / both men and women |
| Lining | With silk cotton inner pad |
| Color | Blue and white, orange and white, red and white, pink and black, red and black, yellow and white, yellow and black, blue and black, green and white, purple and gray |
| Size | L |
| Head size | L 56-61cm |
| Material | Inside: Expanded Polystyrene (referred to as EPS); Shell: Polycarbonate (referred to as PC) |
| Order Lead time | 10~20 days |
| Custom | Accept custom logo and print, packaging |
| More Detail | [Name]: P-016B helmet [Specifications]: In-Mold one-piece molding [Inner Lining]: Silk cotton inner pad [Material]: Inside: Expanded Polystyrene (referred to as EPS); Shell: Polycarbonate (referred to as PC) [Head size]: L 56-61cm [Hole position]: 18 holes [Weight]: 200g [Color]: blue and white blue black red black red white yellow black yellow white purple gray pink black green black |
Roller skating protective gear includes knee pads, elbow pads and hand pads. It is normal for children to fall in roller skating, but with the protection of protective gear, there will be no fall or pain. Beginners should not be able to master the balance proficiently during roller skating and cause wrestling. They usually wrestle with two hands on the ground and knees on the ground. With the protection of knee pads and hand guards, wrestling is not a big problem.
The same elbow support will also effectively protect the elbow joints and reduce the impact with the ground. If you don’t wear protective gear, you will get injured in different degrees from falling. This will also cause children to have a fear of roller skating and even give up roller skating.
The helmet must be worn, it is very important.
- Wear a helmet to enhance children’s awareness of safety precautions
No matter which sport, we should remind children to pay attention to safety. Even in their daily lives, they must pay attention to all kinds of things. For example, they must watch the traffic lights when crossing the road, don’t trust strangers, can’t eat randomly, can’t climb high objects, stay away from sockets, wires, etc. Wearing a helmet in roller skating is equivalent to these. This is not only a question of whether you want to wear it or not, it is essentially a question of safety awareness.
- Wear a helmet to shut out the child’s overseas Chinese sentiment and willfulness
Nowadays, parents or elderly people love their children to the point of being obedient, and they will try their best to satisfy their children’s requirements. But the problem of wearing a helmet is really related to the safety of the child. If you obey him, you think it’s good for him to make him more comfortable. In fact, you are a kind of indulgence to his overseas affection and willfulness. .
There are many ways to love children, but if they are distinguished from the child’s acceptance, they can only be divided into two, one is love that children can understand, and the other is love that children can’t understand. Many young parents give their children to the elderly. As a result, they often nurture the “bear children” we often call today. The reason is that the love they express is all the love that children can understand, and this kind of love The easiest way to express is to obey the child without principle, make him comfortable, and satisfy him and her. As a result, the child suffered greatly. Perhaps let the child wear a helmet, he can’t understand now, love us and feel that he still loves him. In this way, the child will be less self-willed in the future and will not behave wilfully.
- Wear a helmet to learn roller skating safely and more confidently
Wearing a helmet is equivalent to an extra layer of protection, so it will be more comfortable to learn to roller skating, and parents also try to feel at ease. We often worry about where the child will fall and where he will hit when he is sliding fast. Even a helmet can alleviate your worries. So why do you want to let your child “kick light” against our intentions?
From time to time, we will see some children who don’t wear helmets, protective gears and poor shoes sliding around on the square by themselves, staggering, and we can’t wait to stop him immediately and tell his parents to take good care of them. Such children are basically “self-taught”, no one emphasizes some safety precautions, so they seem casual and dangerous. If our students don’t wear helmets or protective gear, except for a pair of slightly better shoes, what is the difference from them?
- Wearing a helmet makes the coach more dignified and the team tends to be more formal
In fact, I have repeatedly emphasized the problem of wearing a helmet when skating, but the effect is not very obvious. If the parents have not paid attention to it, there will really be a suspicion that will help them. You want your child to listen to the coach, but your child doesn’t want to wear a helmet but you support him. Isn’t this very contradictory.
The requirement to wear a helmet is just one of the many requirements of the coach in the teaching process. If this point does not get the cooperation of the parents and the children, how can the children be expected to follow the other instructions of the coach? And if everyone wears helmets, all students have improved their safety index, and children will make faster progress in bold learning. Our team will also grow rapidly.
Small problems reflect great wisdom. Wearing a helmet may seem trivial, but it is actually the most important thing in roller skating. Next time you come to learn roller skating, please be sure to wear a helmet and protective gear!
