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| The S-One Big Head Helmet is attached to a headform and the helmet & headform are subjected to a 2.06 meter drop creating a velocity of 6.20 m/s. In order for a helmet to pass the CPSC impact test, the helmet must protect the headform and reduce the impact energy to under 300G's Note: A 2.06 meter drop at a velocity of 6.20 m/s simulates a 14 mph crash or a 6 ft slam to the ground. (This is an independent / government approved testing lab.) |
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| The same helmet is hit multiple times ( 4x in different places) . And each time the helmet must reduce the impact to under 300 G's. This is hit #1. |
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| This is hit #2. |
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| Hit #3. |
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| Hit #4 |
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| In order to pass the CPSC test the helmets must reduce the impact to under 300 G's. As you can see here the S-One Big Head Helmet reduces the impact to 228 G's. The S-One Big Head Helmet passes with flying colors. |
