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The Kali Pace is a versatile, unisex bike helmet designed for riders ranging from casual neighborhood cruisers and daily commuters to weekend mountain bike enthusiasts. It delivers superior impact safety through proprietary Low Density Layer (LDL) technology and lightweight composite fusion construction, though it is primarily optimized for general cycling rather than specialized downhill racing.
| Gender | Unisex |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kali |
Yes, it is designed for local trailheads and recreational mountain biking, though it is not intended for professional downhill racing.
The helmet weighs approximately 286g.
The Kali Pace is EN 1078 certified.
The helmet features a break-away visor designed to detach safely during impact.
It is generally recommended to replace any bicycle helmet every 3 to 5 years, or immediately after any significant impact.
Ensure the micro-fit closure system is adjusted to the correct tension and check that the straps are locked in the proper position using the sliders.
Remove the inner lining and pads, hand wash them in lukewarm water with mild detergent, and allow them to air dry completely before reinserting.
To achieve the proper fit, loosen the micro-fit closure system completely, place the helmet level on your head, and tighten the rear dial until the helmet sits snugly without causing pressure points. Ensure the straps form a 'V' shape under the ears before snapping the chin buckle. To maintain the helmet, periodically remove the internal liner and pads to wash them with mild soap and cold water. Always inspect the shell for cracks or deep indentations after any significant impact; if the integrity of the EPS foam is compromised, the helmet must be replaced immediately. Store the helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or extreme heat, which can damage the shell material.
