What to Look for in a Kids Helmet

Fit is more important for children

Children grow fast. Check the helmet fit every few months and replace it when it becomes too loose.

A helmet should sit level on the head and not rock forward or backward.

• Measure often
• Use adjustable padding
• Keep the chin strap snug

Choose lightweight comfort

Kids are less likely to wear a heavy helmet all day. Choose a lightweight model with plenty of ventilation.

Bright colors and fun designs help children wear their helmets consistently.

Safety features to prioritize

KEBS certification is essential, even for kids' helmets.

A strong chin strap and secure buckle keep the helmet in place during rides.