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Rear shim - Précision riding helmet
Rear shim - Précision riding helmet

Rear shim - Précision riding helmet

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This shim is designed to pad out the back of the Précision helmet liner. It provides a specific and bespoke fit so that each rider can adapt his helmet to his needs and suit different morphologies.

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Safety

Helmet shim description

This liner pad is designed to fit the Précision riding helmet. It stops it feeling like the helmet is rocking backwards or forwards. The velour fabric means the shim is removable, so there's space for you to wear a ponytail or tuck your hair inside the helmet. 

Get the full set and pair the front shims with the rear shim on the liner of the Précision riding helmet.
You can fit 2 pads together to increase the total thickness.

It's washable too. 

Available in 2 thicknesses: 4mm or 8mm, and 2 sizes: S/M and M/L.


Fitting guide

1. Remove the back of the liner from the velcro.

2. Line the shim up with the top and side edges of the inner shell. Position the velour loop side against the inner shell's velcro.

3. Put the liner back into its original position. The liner's velour loops naturally fasten onto the shim’s hooks.


Shim composition: 

- Foam
- Velcro
- Velour

How to choose the right size Précision riding helmet?

Here are some key criteria to achieve the perfect fit. Your riding helmet should:

- Sit no more than 2cm above your eyebrows.
- Hug the shape of your head firmly with no pressure points.
- Stay in place when you move your head, even if the chin strap isn't fastened.

For more tips, check out our blog post on how to choose your riding helmet.


Shim sold separately.

Helmet accessories are integral to any riding helmet. They help keep the rider safe and sound in the saddle. All our riding helmets are EC-certified and comply with the EN1384-2023/VG1 01.040 2014-12 standards. 

We recommend you replace your riding helmet at least every 5 years, even if it hasn't been in an accident or doesn't have any obvious damage.

Read our blog to find out more about how safe our riding helmets are.

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