Samshield ovale Vs. ronde Binnenvoeringen: Wat is het verschil en welke past bij jou?

Samshield Oval Vs. Round Liners: What's the difference and which one Is right for you?

When choosing or adjusting your Samshield 2.0 riding helmet, you will be faced with the choice between oval and round liners. Both options have unique benefits and are designed to provide optimum fit and comfort. In this blog, we will dive into the differences between these two types of liners and help you determine which one is best for your needs.

The Basics: Oval and Round Linings

Oval Inner Liners

Oval liners are designed for people with an elongated or oval head shape. This type of liner offers a slightly longer and narrower profile, which allows for a precise fit for heads that are less round and more oval in shape. It is ideal for riders who need a helmet that follows the contours of their head closely and provides extra support to the sides and back of the head.

Round Inner Liners

Round liners are designed for riders with a rounder head shape. These liners have a wider, more balanced profile that provides even pressure distribution across the entire head. This type of liner is ideal for riders with a naturally rounder head shape and provides a comfortable and secure fit throughout the entire head.

Comparison of the two types of inner linings

1. Fit and Comfort:
- Oval Liners: Provides a precise, custom fit for a more elongated head shape. This can result in a better fit and less movement within the helmet, increasing comfort for people with an oval head shape.

- Round Liners: Provides even pressure distribution and comfort across a wider range of head shapes. This is ideal for riders with a rounder head shape and often provides a more relaxed and even fit.

2. Safety:
- Oval Inner Liners: Provides a tighter fit, which can help minimize movement within the helmet. This can improve safety by providing stable protection that conforms well to the contours of your head.

- Round Inner Liners: Provides balanced protection by allowing the helmet to fit a round head properly, contributing to consistent shock absorption across the entire surface.

3. Adaptability:
- Oval Liners: Less suitable for riders with a round head shape, as the fit may not be ideal and can lead to discomfort or incorrect support.

- Round Liners: Can offer a wider range of adjustment for different round head shapes and are often more forgiving of head shape variations.

4. Ventilation:
- Both types of liners are designed with ventilation in mind, but your experience may differ depending on how the liner conforms to your head shape. Be sure to consider your head's ventilation needs and riding conditions when making your choice.

How do you choose the right inner lining?

The choice between an oval and round liner mainly depends on your personal head shape. Here are some tips to help you make the best choice:

1. Measure your head: Measure the shape and dimensions of your head to determine whether you have a more oval or round head shape. This will help you choose the right liner. Looking at your head from above will help you determine whether your shape is more oval or round.

2. Try different options: If possible, try helmets with both oval and round liners to see which feels best and provides the best fit.

3. Consult a specialist: Talk to an expert from our team. We know everything about the different linings. Of course, you can come and try on the Samshield helmets with the different linings in our store. Feel free to make a no-obligation fitting session.


Conclusion

Samshield offers both oval and round liners to meet the diverse needs of riders. Whether you choose an oval or round liner, the most important factor is to ensure that the liner fits the unique shape of your head for optimum comfort and safety. By keeping the above considerations in mind, you can make an informed choice and enjoy an excellent riding experience with your Samshield helmet.

We hope this blog helps you understand the differences between oval and round liners and make an informed choice!

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