Sporting Goods
Sporting goods compliance, from CPSIA and EN safety standards to REACH and GPSR
Launching helmets, bicycles, ski equipment, fitness gear, or kids' sports goods across the EU, US, Japan, and global markets means stacking EN 1078, EN 14764, EN 13869, ASTM F2040 / F1447, CPSIA testing, GPSR safety, REACH SVHC restrictions on textiles, and emerging sustainability and digital product passport rules. Cleo maps every certification, testing, and labelling obligation per SKU per market — so your products clear inspection and stay on the shelf.
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Cleo maps regulatory obligations for sporting goods across 106 countries.
Sporting Goods Product Compliance & Safety Certification
Bringing a sporting goods product to market means stacking jurisdiction-specific safety standards: EN 1078 (cycle helmets), EN 14764 (city bikes), EN 13869 (ski bindings), EN 13634 (motorcycle boots), ASTM F2040 (snow sports helmets), ASTM F1447 (bicycle helmets), CPSIA Section 101/103 (children's products), GPSR (EU), JIS standards (Japan), and emerging Digital Product Passport rules under ESPR. Cleo maps every required test, certification, and labelling rule per SKU per market.
- Map EN, ASTM, ISO, JIS, CPSIA, GPSR, REACH, and 25,000+ sporting goods regulations per SKU across 106 countries
- Required testing matrix per market (impact attenuation, retention, lead content, phthalates, flammability)
- Sustainability and Digital Product Passport readiness under ESPR (textiles 2027, sporting goods 2029)
- CE marking, UKCA, and FCC compliance for connected sports devices (smart helmets, fitness trackers, GPS bike computers)
- Marketing claim verification (e.g. "ISO 13485 medical-grade", "FSC certified", "carbon-neutral", "recycled content %")
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