TuffRider SunShield Helmet Brim

Marsoni

M251S

$34.95

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TuffRider SunShield Helmet BrimAdd the Helmet Sun Brim to your riding helmet to shield your face, neck and shoulders from the sun. Designed by riders for riders, it stays in place from canter to gallop and fits over any equestrian helmet model and size. An elastic cuff and silicone logo grip maintains the snug fit. This super lightweight brim is like wearing cool shade while you ride! Easily removable and wont damage the surface of your helmet. A bit print pattern lines the brim.

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