Giro Kids' Scamp Cycling Helmet

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that an individual who suffers a collision, fall, or other blow to the head while a person is wearing a Its exterior is carefully molded to have smooth edges, which fuse with the interior foam lining. Such construction assures your child of reduced resistance to air. The foam core of the helmet in the interior and the plastic shell stand the harshest weather. You can wear it even in the scorching Florida sun, and it will remain intact. It is also trendy, we must say! Visor and Coverage On the other hand, the Roc Loc JR Fit system is a durable, simple, dial-fit system designed to match the curvature of children's heads. After years of testing and research, such a shape was developed.

Kids have something about being stubborn and hesitant to wear helmets. Well, that only happens when it is not Giro Scamp. The Scamp comes in a selection of child-appealing colors and has a design and fit that makes them want to keep it on a little longer, even after a ride. Helmet Construction The Scamp XS is unique because it’s one of the smallest bike helmets available. The only helmet that is the same size or smaller (that we’ve been able to find) is the Schwinn Infant, with a minimum head size of 44 cm. It is, however, significantly lower quality than the Scamp.In our tests, we found that the plastic liner of MIPS, which sits close to the skin, does tend to slightly limit the overall breathability of the helmet. While the plastic liner DOES NOT cover up any vents, sweat does tend to adhere to it. As a result, for those living in really hot climates, the non-MIPS version may be worth considering.

The nice thing about the Giro Scamp is that it is offered in both MIPS and non-MIPS versions. This gives parents the option to make their own decision on the value of MIPS. For parents on a budget, the non-MIPS helmet offers the same great design sans MIPS technology. Adjusting The HelmetIn older versions of the Scamp, we found that on some testers with long hair, the MIPS anchors can snag their hair. It bothered some of our kids, but others were oblivious to it. The Giro Scamp kids’ bike helmet has eight large vents that help with proper airflow within the helmet. Its inner padding has a sweat absorption capacity, which helps keep the kids’ heads dry for a long time. Notably, the non-MIPS helmets, the plastic liner does not cover the vents nor lets any sweat adhere to it. Built with lightweight, in-mold construction,a dial-adjust system, and optional MIPS technology (to help minimize impacts at sharp angles), the Scamp has an impressive resume, making it one of our best bike helmets for toddlers or babies. MIPS helmets can be expensive, but the added safety technology offers parents additional peace of mind. The Smith Wilder Jr. and Zip Jr. are identical helmets except that the Wilder comes with a visor, while the Zip doesn’t. It’s a purely stylistic choice! They also come in different colors, so that may sway your decision as well. This full face helmet has a removable chin bar so that the ST R can be used as a traditional bike helmet, or as a full face. It also has a long, integrated visor, which will further help prevent facial damage in the event of a bad crash.

The Giro Scamp Helmet is made from polycarbonate (synthetic) material. The in-molded shell makes it extra strong and durable at the same time. With such a great assurance that it is lightweight, safe, and durable, who can dispute the Giro Scamp helmet as the best kids’ helmet?The Giro Scamp XS is one of the safest and smallest bike helmets available. Undoubtedly, it can serve you better as your child rides in a trailer or bike seat, thanks to its almost flat design in its rear part.