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Your airbag is not machine washable.
Regular cleaning (damp cloth): remove the In&box, wipe the textile parts with a damp sponge and a little soapy water, taking care never to wet the back of the airbag (the electronic part), then leave it to dry on a hanger for 12 hours, away from direct sunlight.
Water jet: remove the In&box, the inflator and the back protector, hang the airbag on a hanger and rinse it with clean, cold water (keep at least 1 m from a water jet, or 2 m from a pressure washer) for 10 minutes maximum. Never wring it out.
By hand: soak the airbag in cold, lightly soapy water without wetting the aluminium nozzle, wash it gently without twisting it, then rinse, for 10 minutes maximum. Leave it to dry on a hanger for 12 hours.
After a fall, your airbag can be reused: simply replace the inflator (the gas refill) and follow the post-inflation procedure in the My In&box app.

Born in 1976, Decathlon is a global multisport brand, recognised for its commitment to making sport accessible to as many people as possible.
In&motion shares this same standard. Decathlon airbags, developed with In&motion technology, are designed for urban mobility and horse riding, with one shared ambition: making the most advanced protection technologies accessible to everyone who practises.
Each airbag system is made up of several components: an airbag cushion, an inflator (gas generator), a back protector, a shell...
The In&box, the system's "brain", detects a fall and orders the airbag to trigger.
Control your airbag system from your phone: updates, detection mode changes, emergency call by Liberty Rider...