Uvex Exxeed Helmet Bag

Uvex Exxeed Helmet Bag 

This padded helmet bag wraps your headgear in a soft defensive layer that keeps grit and sharp buckles away from delicate velvet, gloss or matt outer finishes. Because the fabric is treated to be both water-resistant and dirt-repellent, you can drop it onto a wet stable yard floor or carry it through a heavy British downpour during long show days without a drop of moisture seeping through to your dry liner. It solves the constant battle against grit and damp, meaning your competition hat stays immaculate and ready for the judge instead of looking weathered before you even warm up. 

Carrying half the contents of your tack locker across a muddy field is hard enough, so this carrier makes transport simpler with sturdy webbed grab handles and an adjustable shoulder strap that leaves your hands free for lead ropes or water buckets. The secure double-zip opening paths run smoothly even when your fingers are completely frozen during early winter mornings, unfolding widely so you do not have to cram or force the helmet into position. Inside, a clever little zip compartment keeps your small essentials from getting lost in the bottom of your kit box, providing the perfect secure spot for spare hairnets, stock pins or medical cards. It is an honest, hardworking piece of storage kit that ensures your vital safety gear receives the protection it deserves between rides. 

Exxeed Helmet Bag Features: 

• Cushions the helmet shell from structural vibrations and accidental drops when packed alongside heavy horse boots in transit. 
• Woven outer shield shrugs off stable muck and rain to keep the inner environment dry during changing weather. 
• Engineered with dual zips that create a spacious opening for dropping your hat inside without catching the harness strap. 
• Built with an integrated storage sleeve inside the main compartment to isolate stock pins and hair ties from scratching your hat. 
• Features a variable length harness strap that distributes weight comfortably across your torso when loading the horsebox.