Kask Imperial Riding Olania Deluxe Small Visor r. L

Imperial Riding
Grotestraat 16, 5314 AE Bruchem, NL
E-mail: info@hvequestrian.com

List of safety warnings for riding clothing based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR): 1. Make sure the clothing is properly fitted. Too loose or too tight clothing can restrict movement and increase the risk of falling off the horse. 2. Pay attention to the materials from which the clothing is made. Avoid flammable materials that can pose a threat in contact with fire. 3. Check the condition of clothing regularly. Make sure that there are no damages that could affect the safety of use, such as abrasions, holes or loose seams. 4. Outerwear should be clearly visible. Wearing bright colors or reflective elements increases the rider’s visibility, especially when riding in low visibility conditions or on public roads. 5. Protectors. Consider using body protectors, especially during jumping training or off-road riding. 6. Helmets. Make sure that the helmet you are wearing meets the appropriate safety standards and is a good fit. 7. Shoes. Use heeled shoes to avoid the foot slipping through the stirrup. 8. Gloves. Use gloves to avoid chafing from the reins. 9. Avoid decorative elements in clothing. Pay attention to protruding locks, buckles or other elements that could hook onto the saddle, bridle or other elements of equestrian equipment, leading to a potential injury. 10. Do not wear clothes with protruding strings. Long strings can get tangled. 11. Choose clothing adapted to weather conditions. Remember about proper protection against overheating, cooling, rain.