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Safety comes first, especially when it comes to our children. We offer a selection of high-quality bike helmets for children that provide optimal protection. Our children's bike helmets are available in different sizes and colors. They are also lightweight and well ventilated to prevent overheating. The right fit is crucial to ensure the best possible protection. At Transa, we are happy to advise you on choosing the right bike helmet for your child. Buy the right bike helmet for your child now and have it conveniently delivered to your home.
Choosing the right helmet size is crucial for safety. Start by measuring the head circumference, as the size of the helmet depends on this. The measurement should be taken above the eyebrows and around the widest part of the back of the head. For children aged 3-5 years, a helmet size of 48-52 cm is usually suitable. Children aged 5-8 usually need a size of 52-57 cm. For older children and adults, sizes vary more. It is therefore always advisable to try on a helmet before buying it. Remember that the bicycle helmet should fit snugly without exerting pressure or being uncomfortable.
Children's helmets and adult helmets differ in several ways, mainly due to the different requirements of the two age groups. First of all, the size and weight of the helmets vary. Children's helmets are usually smaller and lighter to accommodate children's smaller head circumference and weaker neck muscles. In addition, the design of the helmets may differ. Finally, safety requirements may also vary. Children's helmets often have to meet stricter safety standards, as children are considered particularly vulnerable road users.
When buying a bicycle helmet for children, safety is the top priority. Check that the helmet complies with European safety standards EN 1078 or EN 1080. The helmet should also fit well and not slip. An adjustable restraint system and soft, adjustable chin straps also contribute to the correct fit. Make sure the helmet is lightweight so that it is not too heavy for a child's head. Ventilation openings ensure comfort in warm weather. Another important aspect is visibility. A helmet in bright colors or with reflective elements increases safety on the road. Finally, the design can play a role, as a visually appealing helmet is more likely to be worn.
Properly fitting and adjusting your helmet is crucial for your safety. Start by placing the helmet on your head and making sure it fits snugly but does not pinch uncomfortably. The front edge should be about two finger widths above the eyebrows. The helmet should sit straight on your head and not tilt forward or backward. Then adjust the straps so that they fit snugly but are not too tight. The fastener should sit under your chin and the chin strap should be tightened until it is secure but comfortable. Check the settings regularly to ensure that the helmet fits correctly.