Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag)

Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag)

The key-ball lanyard is essential for the AIRBAG FREEJUMP to function properly. It attaches to the airbag firing pin and to the safety lanyard connected to the saddle. This lanyard is fitted with a retaining clip that makes it easy to rearm the airbag after activation.


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Product FAQs

How do I measure for the Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag)?

Measure the circumference of your head at the widest point — about 2cm above your eyebrows and ears. Use a soft tape measure and keep it level. Match your measurement to the Freejump size chart above. If between sizes, choose the smaller size — helmets should fit snugly without pressure points.

What safety standards does the Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag) meet?

For Australian competition, your helmet should meet EN 1384, ASTM F1163, or AS/NZS 3838 standards. Check the product description for the specific certifications of the Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag). Virginia Tech STAR ratings provide independent safety testing data where available.

When should I replace my Freejump helmet?

Replace any helmet after an impact (even if it looks undamaged), every 5 years from the manufacture date, or if the harness or shell shows any wear. The internal foam compresses over time and loses its protective ability. Never use a helmet that's been in a fall.

Is the Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag) approved for EA competitions?

Check the product description for specific certification details. The Freejump Keyball Lanyard (Airbag) must meet current EA and FEI competition standards to be used at affiliated events. Helmets must be fastened with the chin strap at all times when mounted.

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