GPA Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet recalled due to risk of cuts
GPA is recalling the Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet due to a risk of cuts from sharp edges if the peak breaks. The affected models include First Lady, Little Lady, First lady concept, and First Lady 2X.
- Brand
- GPA
- Product
- Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet
- Batch codes
- 20xx, 22xx, 21xx
- Sold on
- Wish
- What to do
- If you purchased one of these products, please discontinue use immediately. You may wish to contact GPA Sports to see if there are any remedies available to you.
The GPA Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet has been identified as having a safety issue that poses a risk of cuts to users. Specifically, the peak of the helmet can break, resulting in sharp edges that could potentially injure the head and face of the wearer. This recall affects several models, including the First Lady, Little Lady, First Lady concept, and First Lady 2X, with batch numbers 20xx, 22xx, and 21xx. The product was sold online through the GPA Sports website.
Consumers who have purchased any of these helmets are advised to stop using them immediately. It is recommended that they reach out to GPA Sports to inquire about possible remedies. This can be done by sending an email to contact@gpa-sport.com. There are approximately two affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 17 January 2024 A safety issue has been identified with a GPA Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet. The product presents a risk of cuts. The peak of the hat can easily break, resulting in sharp edges which can create cuts in the user’s head and face. The brand is GPA. The type/number of models are First Lady, Little Lady, First lady concept and First Lady 2X. The batc…
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Frequently asked questions
Is Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. GPA is recalling the Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet due to a risk of cuts from sharp edges if the peak breaks. The affected models include First Lady, Little Lady, First lady concept, and First Lady 2X.
Why is Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet being recalled?
The recall relates to a injury hazard. GPA is recalling the Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet due to a risk of cuts from sharp edges if the peak breaks. The affected models include First Lady, Little Lady, First lady concept, and First Lady 2X.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you purchased one of these products, please discontinue use immediately. You may wish to contact GPA Sports to see if there are any remedies available to you.
Which batches of Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 20xx, 22xx, 21xx.
Where was Casque d’équitation Riding Helmet sold?
It was sold via Wish.
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