In the helmet design “space race,” the new Charles Owen AYR8 has reached new heights in equestrian cool with its mesh covered ventilation apertures. Other technical features include the Grpx harness and an anti-microbial, silver ion-embedded headband. Riders with narrower, oval-shaped heads love Charles Owens’ signature low profile style and gently rounded brim.
The red helmet at left certainly makes a statement, but why stop there when Charles Owen is offering a wider range of custom color combinations than you can even imagine? We’d love to see photos of your most creative custom helmets!
Charles Owen & Co.
Royal Works
Croesfoel Industrial Park
Wrexham
LL14 4BJ.
UK
Tel. 01978 317777
www.charlesowen.co.uk
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Hi Emily
I would recommend contacting Charles Owen directly. They are known for great customer service. I believe you can select the Danish flag on their website and proceed from there.
http://www.charlesowen.com/
I hope you are able to purchase that stunning red helmet!
Molly
Hello.
Is it possible to have sent the red charles owen AYR8 riding helmet to Denmark?
If this is possible, could you please sent me the price for this?
Best Regards
Emily Damsgaard.
Hi Marti – Thanks for your comment and great to hear positive feedback on the helmet. Helmets have certainly come a long way!
Cool stirrups! I have seen a similar version in the jumper ring.
Most of all, glad you are taking safety so seriously..and that safety and style don’t have to be mutually exclusive!
Molly
I just got one and the fit is amazing! So comfortable I hardly knew I was wearing a helmet during the last clinic I attended – which means 5 solid hours – and the thing was brand new! Molly you may want to also have a look at the new stirrups I’m sporting: http://www.vtosaddlery.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VTO&Product_Code=SSSI&Category_Code=SDLFIT
While they look sort of the opposite from the magnetic ones you recently wrote about – they stay in exactly the right position so even if you ‘drop’ one – it’s still right where you left it!