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BR Cross Country Helmet Cooldry Liner

Reduced price 43,00 RON

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Replacement liner for the BR Cross Country helmet, made of Cooldry® combined with mesh: it provides ventilation and dries quickly, allowing you to complete two courses in one day without putting on a damp helmet.

It attaches with Velcro, so it can be removed for washing.

✨ Key benefits

  • ✔ Removable and washable: the helmet no longer absorbs sweat
  • ✔ Cooldry® and mesh: ventilation and quick drying between two courses
  • ✔ Velcro attachment for immediate installation and removal
  • ✔ Replacement part: keep the helmet and renew the liner

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: helmet liner, Cross Country model
  • Materials: Cooldry® and mesh
  • Attachment: Velcro

🐎 Why choose this product?

A helmet cannot be washed, but its liner can. This determines a helmet's usable lifespan: the shell lasts for years, but an interior saturated with sweat quickly becomes unpleasant. Having a replacement liner also allows one to dry while you wear the other.

🧴 Care instructions

⚠️ This liner is specifically designed for the BR Cross Country helmet: check compatibility before ordering. Hand wash without fabric softener, which can clog the Cooldry fibers. Air-dry only, never on a radiator.

Composition: Cooldry®, mesh.

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About BR ...

BR, or Bieman Riding, is a Dutch brand that has been manufacturing high-quality equestrian equipment for over 30 years. BR is known for its constant innovations and attention to detail, offering a complete range of products for riders and their horses, including saddles, clothing, protective gear, and various accessories. The brand strives to create products that combine comfort, functionality, and style, using high-quality materials and advanced technologies. BR is also committed to promoting animal welfare and sustainability in its production practices.

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