All of the Just Togs helmets carry the BSI kite mark. BSI monitor and test throughout the whole production process so as to 'independently' ensure that safety is never compromised and standards are maintained.

The BSI kite mark is normally required on any helmet used in any sort of competitive riding irrespective of the level. So as to comply with safety standards any helmet involved in an impact should be replaced.

EN1384: This is the normal riding hat and jockey skull standard as accepted throughout the whole of the European Community. No chin cups are allowed.
PAS015: this is generally accepted as covering a greater number of criteria or similar criteria at a higher standard, than that applied by the European standard (EN:1384). PAS015 includes a stability test to limit excessive movement during wear or a fall. Most British Organisations look for this level of protection. Helmets are put through vigorous testing on shock absorption, durability of clip/fastenings, deflection of peak and penetration resistance.

No riding helmet will completely prevent an injury. In extreme circumstances even if wearing a helmet a head injury could occur. Helmets are designed to minimise injury wherever possible.

Other hats offering a high level of protection are: ASTMF 1163 - 95, ASTM Snell E95 (SEI), Australian/New Zealand SNZ 3838 1998.

So as to comply with safety standards any helmet involved in an impact should be replaced. Even if the helmet was not involved in a rider falling off but was dropped onto a hard surface, it should be replaced.

Sizing information is meant as a guide to Just Togs products. Sizes shown on chart may not be available in all products.

It is advisable that you go to an equestrian outlet such as our store at Wrightington, that has trained Just Togs hat fitters to fit your helmet for you.

Trained hat fitters are either trained by the hat manufacturers or have attended a BETA hat fitting course.