Bauer 5100 Hockey Helmet
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The Bauer 5100 Hockey Helmet features a HX-SORB vented liner, which promotes air flow into the helmet, keeping you cool while playing. This vented liner, along with VN padding, offers a solid line of defense against impacts. The shell from the 5100 is very similar to the one used by the 9900. Keeping a sleek and low profile look to the helmet while remaining light-weight. The tool-less adjustment makes, making simple adjustment quick and easy.
- HX-Sorb liner system
- VN comfort pads
- Toolless adjustment feature
| Bauer 5100 Hockey Helmet Sizing Chart | ||
|---|---|---|
| Helmet Size | Head Circumference | |
| X-Small | 19.2 - 21.2" | 49 - 54 cm |
| Small | 20.4 - 22.4" | 52 - 57 cm |
| Medium | 21.6 - 23.6" | 55 - 60 cm |
| Large | 22.8 - 24.8" | 58 - 63 cm |
| X-Large | 23.6 - 25.6" | 60 - 65 cm |
Hockey Helmet Sizing
Bauer Hockey Helmet Fit
These helmets tend to fit narrower in width and very standard in length. Bauer helmets tend to be a very middle of the road approach in shape and fit a large majority of heads. For players that have a narrower head these helmets will be very comfortable.
Sizing before Purchase
To fit for your proper sized helmet you will need a soft tape measure. Take this tape measure and have another person snugly wrap it around your head at the largest point, usually just above the eyebrows (see left). Record this measurement of circumference and compare it to the available sizing charts in the brand of helmet you are looking at.
Sizing after Purchase
To ensure a good fit after you have received your proper sized helmet, flip open and unlock the helmet clip(s) and slide the helmet to its last and largest setting. Position it on the head so the rim is one finger width above the eyebrow. Gradually begin to downsize the helmet, pressing on the front and back until a comfortable, snug fit is achieved. Lock the helmet into this size by pressing down and closing the locking adjustment(s). Look in a mirror while wearing the helmet to make sure the ear guards are covering at least half of your ear and to make sure the helmet does not appear to be shifting back and forth on your head.
It is recommended to use a mouth guard although not required. It is recommended that players wear HECC and CE Certified helmets and in Hockey Canada sanctioned leagues it is required for helmets to be CSA approved. CSA, HECC and CE Certified stickers are fixed to the helmets indicating their certification.
