Gatehouse HS1 Jockey Skull
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The Gatehouse HS1 Jockey Skull is a high-performance riding helmet that is popular among many top event riders. It is designed to meet the demanding safety standards required for equestrian use, including the American Snell test criteria, which is considered to be one of the most rigorous safety standards in the industry. The unique Snell test simulates a rider falling into a fence rail or being hit by a horse's hoof, ensuring that the helmet provides optimal protection in the event of a fall.
Features:
- Leather four-point harness
- Aegis anti-bacterial lining
- Certified to the American standard SNELL E2016 and BS EN 1384 2012.
- Suitable for competition under FEI, Pony Club, BE and Jockey Club rules.
- Comes with padded storage bag.
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