Any factory can claim their helmets are safe, but I’ve learned that true safety is proven, not promised. A certification sticker from CPSC or CE is the minimum requirement; for us at SPIRIT, it’s just the starting point. That’s why we made the pivotal decision years ago to establish our own comprehensive, in-house quality control and testing center. This facility is the heart of our commitment to safety. Before a single component of a new cycle helmet design is mass-produced, it undergoes a battery of tests that far exceed the basic standards. We conduct multiple impact absorption tests at various temperatures, we analyze the structural integrity of the helmet after simulated aging, and we put our strap and buckle systems through thousands of cycles of stress testing. We do this because we've seen where others cut corners. A cycle helmet might pass a standard test once, but will it perform consistently across a production run of 100,000 units? Our continuous, batch-by-batch testing ensures the answer is always yes. When our partners choose SPIRIT, they aren't just buying a certified product; they are investing in a culture of relentless, verifiable safety that protects their customers and their brand reputation.