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Firmly and evenly, without looseness or painful pressure.
It should fit firmly and evenly around the head without looseness or painful pressure points. Cheek pads should make suitable contact; the front padding does not fit the cheekbones. Check size, retention with the strap fastened and manufacturer instructions. Do not choose an oversized helmet merely for comfort.
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Firmly and evenly, without looseness or painful pressure.
Very loosely, so it turns freely around the head.
With severe pain, because tighter is always safer.
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