Uvex Oyo style helmet egg dots mat 46-52cm

Safety for babies and toddlers has the utmost priority. And this is precisely why the very first bike tour in a child’s seat calls for a suitable helmet to protect that delicate head. Yet the helmet has to be both lightweight and super-safe.

The Uvex Oyo style impresses down the line with its child-focused design, soft plush padding and first-class protection. Thanks to the innovative Uvex xTRA Shield, in which the helmet visor is integrated into the EPS material, the sensitive area around the forehead receives optimum protection in the event of an accident.

One especially clever feature is the Uvex KID PROtect (innovative silicone insert) attached at the rear to reduce any shocks that may be transmitted from child’s seat to helmet on rough tracks and also prevent the head slipping away from the backrest.

The silicone insert can be quickly and easily replaced with an optional plug-in LED, for additional visibility and safety after dark.

The breathable interior with a cute baby bear design protects your child's head and provides ultra-soft comfort.

To provide that extra portion of safety, the 250-gram lightweight inmould helmet has an extended section around the neck, temples and ears.

Ten ventilation openings ensure a permanent supply of fresh air.

The Uvex monomatic comfort lock can be opened and closed with one hand. The Uvex monomatic comfort lock can be opened and closed with one hand.

 

HELMET FITTING: Only a properly sized helmet that is properly fitted can provide 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 optimal protection, the helmet must fit the head well and the fastening straps must be properly sealed and fastened. Do not use a helmet when riding a motorcycle or motorized bicycle. The helmet must not be used by children when climbing or other activities where there is a risk of suffocation, hanging if the child gets stuck in 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 there is a strong impact, the shell of the helmet can be damaged. In this case, discard the helmet, as there may have been damage that is not visible to the naked eye.