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- STUDDS helmets are designed to reduce the risk of injury during two-wheeler rides but cannot provide 100% protection in all types of accidents.
- No helmet can protect against all foreseeable or unforeseeable impacts, especially injuries to the neck, spine, or any part of the body not covered by the helmet.
- Helmets are made of impact-absorbing materials that may crack, crush, or remain undamaged depending on the type and severity of the impact.
- Even if the helmet appears intact after an impact, force may still be transmitted to the head or brain, potentially causing temporary or permanent injury, or even death.
- Some injuries, such as brain trauma from rotational forces, cannot be prevented by a helmet.
- It is impossible to specify every scenario where a helmet will or will not provide protection; accident dynamics vary widely.
- Helmets must always be properly fastened when riding to ensure safety and prevent ejection during an accident.
- Riders must not wear scarves, caps, or any fabric under the helmet or its fastening system, as it can interfere with fit and function.
- Helmet use may reduce the perception of ambient sounds like traffic, horns, and emergency sirens, so riders must stay alert at all times.
- Helmets should be stored away from heat sources such as exhaust mufflers, vehicle interiors, or direct sunlight to avoid damage to materials.
- Do not modify, drill, paint, or alter any part of the helmet. Use only original STUDDS accessories and spare parts suitable for the specific helmet model.
- Helmets that have experienced any kind of impact, whether visibly damaged or not, must be replaced immediately to ensure continued safety.
- No external attachments should be made to the helmet unless specifically recommended by STUDDS Accessories Ltd. for that helmet model.
- It is the user’s responsibility to choose the right helmet model that suits their head size, fit, and riding needs.
- An incorrectly selected helmet may offer reduced impact protection and may be more prone to ejection during an accident, leading to serious injury or death.
- Riders must ensure clear vision while wearing helmets. Always use an appropriate visor, face shield, or certified goggles.
- Poor visibility can cause accidents. The use of tinted or mirrored visors is not recommended at night or in low-light conditions.
- No eyewear or visor can provide absolute protection; it is the rider's responsibility to ride cautiously and maintain visibility.
- STUDDS Accessories Ltd. shall not be liable for injuries or damage resulting from misuse, unauthorized modifications, or failure to follow safety instructions.
- No liability will be assumed for dangers that are obvious, commonly known, or should reasonably be understood given the characteristics of the product.