State the helmet maker, model, size, and verified conformity details visible on the actual product. Show the shell, straps, liner, labels, and included parts, and say whether the item is new or previously used.
Inspect for cracks, deformation, altered straps, missing labels, and signs of impact; do not rely on a clean surface. Keep supplier documentation and check current Kenyan requirements before using a standards or protective-performance claim. For an unopened unit, show the seals, size label, manufacture details, and evidence from a reputable supplier.
A used helmet with unknown impact history should not be presented as protective equipment. Avoid assurances about safety based on appearance, disclose what you cannot verify, and pause the listing when the history or origin is uncertain. Retain the label photograph and supplier record for the exact helmet being sold.
