Uvex 50-54 cm Oyo style monster papaya matt children's helmet

The safety of your baby and toddler comes first. That's why the very first bike tour in a child seat requires a suitable helmet to protect your child's delicate head. It is important that the helmet is as light and safe as possible.

Thanks to the innovative Uvex xTRA Shield, which Helmet visor integrated in EPS material, the delicate area around the forehead is optimally protected in the event of an accident.

Uvex KID PROtect - innovative silicone insert at the back of the head reduces shaking and prevents the child's head from slipping off the back of the seat.

The silicone cartridge can be quickly and easily exchanged with the one of your choice. LED light for extra visibility and safety in the dark. Light not included.

Airy interior with a cute dinosaur design, it protects your baby's head and provides extra soft comfort.

Uvex monomatic Comfort - the buckle can be opened and closed with one hand.

Ten ventilation openings ensures a constant supply of fresh air.

FITTING A HELMET: Only a properly fitted helmet of the correct size can offer maximum protection. Fit the helmet so that it protects the forehead. Fasten the straps under the lower jaw, as close to the throat as possible. Make sure that the straps do not cover the ears. Before each use, check the fit of the helmet and readjust it if necessary.

WARNING! For optimum protection, the helmet must fit snugly over the head and the fastening straps must be properly tightened and fastened. Do not use the helmet when riding a motorcycle or bicycle with a motor. Helmets should not be used by children when climbing or other activities where there is a risk of suffocation, hanging if the child becomes entangled with the helmet. The product cannot absolutely prevent injury and cannot replace adult supervision, but with careful use of the helmet you can greatly reduce the risk of injury from a fall. If a severe impact occurs, the shell of the helmet may be damaged. In this case, dispose of the helmet as there may be damage that is not visible to the naked eye.