KEP Riding Helmet E-Fast Blue Mesh - this sporty equestrian helmet is perfect every day helmet for riders wanting a lightweight helmet that offers great value for money. Designed for equestrian disciplines in which it is particularly important to maintain a cool microclimate inside the helmet, such as endurance riding, the helmet features additional air channels in the front part, further to the ventilation grille already present in all the classic KEP Italia helmets. If you're wanting a helmet for hot weather, this is the one you need. 
Main features: 

• 100% designed and made in Italy
• Extremely lightweight and comfortable 
• Additional air channels in the front for enhanced ventilation
• Ventilation grille for optimal air circulation 
  
• Outer shell is made from lightweight and high resistant ABS
  
• Eco-leather 5 point strap
• Coolmax® inner padding can be removed and washed at 30°C 
• Comes in a Kep cotton dust bag
• Weight: approximately 580 grams (M Shell size)

Available in Blue

Sizes: M (51-58) or L (59-62)

SEI Certified Model ASTM F1163-23

CE EN 1384: 2012 & VG1 01.040 2014-12

What helmet certifications does my country require?

The type of approvals currently required for varying countries include: 

Europe: UNI EN 1384: 2012 and document VG1 01.040 2014-12 containing additional requirements, replacing EN 1384: 2012 (which has not been de-harmonized; in fact, this has lost the presumption of conformity, but continues to exist as a CEN standard).

America and Canada: ASTM F1163

Great Britain: UNI EN 1384: 2012 and document VG1 01.040 2014-12 containing additional requirements 

Australia and New Zealand: ASTM: F1163-15 or UNI EN 1384: 2012 and document VG1 01.040 2014-12 containing additional requirements

HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACE THE INNER PAD

1. Raise the front part and then the lateral parts of the padding stick from the helmet.

2. Detach the inner pad from the “Velcro” placed on the polystyrene foam.

3. Remove the pad. Once the pad is washed and dry, fit in again the lateral parts of the padding stick. The central part of the stick remains partly lifted so as to allow air confluence.

4. Dress again the rest of the pad inside the crown with a light pressure of the hands over the “Velcro”placed on the lateral and rear parts of the polystyrene foam.