Red by Burton Men's Theory Helmet

Red by Burton Men's Theory Helmet

Ultimate shred for your head the men's Red Theory Helmet boasts clean, unique styling and ultra high-tech venting. The Theory's sleek, low profile visor looks dope and a removable goggle gasket prevents the dreaded gaper gap. This helmet feature's Red's integrated rider controlled venting system to keep you from overheating when hiking for backcountry lines or springtime pipe laps. Remove the ear pads when it gets really hot out or replace them with Red's Audio Ear Pad Accessories and rock your favorite playlist. A removable goggle clip lets you customize your look and a ratcheting Zip Clip chin buckle keeps this bucket on your dome when you stuff landings.

• Material: Ultra Lightweight In-Molded Polycarbonate Shell
• Low-Profile
• Removable goggle clip
• Quick Clip Ear Pads
• MC2 ™: Mechanical Fit System
• Zip Clip Ratcheting Chin Buckle

Purchase the Red by Burton Theory Helmet for Men from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.

Sizing Chart

NOTE: If you measure between two size, chose the next larger size.

A soft measuring tape is an excellent tool to determine the correct circumference of the user's head in centimeters and get a rough idea of what helmet size will fit them best. If you do not have a soft tape, use string. Do not use a metal tape as it will not give an accurate measurement.

1.) Have the user stand facing you while looking straight ahead. (Tip: when fitting small children it is helpful to kneel in front of them so you are at eye level.)

2.) Using both hands, hold the measuring tape at each end with the marks facing away from you.

3.) Place the fit tape behind the user's head just above the ears.

4.) Wrap the side in your right hand around to the front of their forehead so the end of the tape is centered between (and just above) the eyebrows.

5.) Wrap the side in your left hand around (just above the ears and brow) to overlap the end of the tape with a snug fit. Read the measurement at the end of the tape to determine circumference measurement.

6.) Remove measuring tape and record the measurement. This number can be used to narrow the helmet size selection using the helmet-sizing chart above.