Helmet XXS European Headform

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Other features include an integrated communication port for Bluetooth devices, a padded wind collar, and a ventilation system. For the price, this helmet is a great entry level choice with surprising features. Now, let’s talk about helmet shapes. Helmets for scooter riders come in three main shapes: round oval, intermediate oval, and long oval. Each caters to different heads, so make sure you try on various types to find the best match. The modern, easy to use and easy to change face-shield is the main highlight of this helmet. There are also some other great features worth mentioning.

As for the dorky look of older helmets, designers have been creating some amazingly fashionable helmets in all sorts of shapes and colors. Modern helmets are made to satisfy the needs of all-electric scooter riders, from the corporate commuter to the young riders on sporty weekend outings. What’s more, helmet designs also vary according to the activity the rider is involved in. For commuting and local rides, especially if you’ll be in heavy traffic, a heavier helmet might be a better choice. The sweet spot tends to range from 2.5 pounds up to 4 pounds for a comfortable, durable, and still lightweight model. Safety RatingSena Savage | The Savage seems to have been discontinued, and we’re struggling to find any for sale. Which is a shame, as it’s a really great – if plain – open-face helmet with good quality Bluetooth comms built in. The material used for the shell is an advanced polycarbonate. It has an adjustable chin bar, and thanks to the CAD technology it provides great comfort and fits perfectly. The shield release mechanism is very simple, it’s just one button. More expensive helmets will often have more expensive materials in their construction. The cheapest have a polycarbonate outer shell, which is fine but it’s potentially more vulnerable to degradation (especially from petrol), and can’t be painted. Using a poorly fitted helmet can have serious consequences. It compromises safety by reducing protection in case of an accident. Moreover, an ill-fitting helmet can lead to discomfort, causing distractions during your joyful rides. Material and construction

Again, your riding habits affect the choice of your scooter helmet. You expect something to protect your head, not to cause you headaches. Overall, the Bell Qualifier DLX Helmet is well-suited for scooter riders looking for a helmet that’s lightweight and comfortable. The full-face design offers the protection and noise reduction to provide a better ride. Coming from one of the giants of the bicycle industry, Schwinn has been crafting bikes and equipment since 1895. That’s more than 125 years in business! The Shoei VFX-EVO is one of their flagship products. It not only complies with most of the international standards, but it even exceeds them. The helmet implements the Snell standards and complies with the US DOT FMVSS 218 and ASTM F3103 standards. Customers appreciate the dual visor design of the YM-829. With the outer clear shield and inner retractable smoked visor, you will be able to ride at almost any weather conditions and have a large field of vision, always. The YM-829 boasts an easy-to-switch sun visor as well.If you are on the hunt for the safest scooter helmet out there, you should know the 1Storm Motorcycle Open Face Helmet deserves your attention. Also, it features an appealing-to-the-eye design and glossy finish but there’s a lot more than it meets the eye about this scooter helmet.

Use a flexible measuring tape: You'll need a soft, flexible measuring tape to accurately measure the circumference of your head. If you don't have a measuring tape, you can use a piece of string and then measure the length of the string with a ruler.Bicycle helmets offer the least protection. Downhill and BMX helmets offer more. Ebike helmets offer more than Downhill. Motorcycle helmets offer the most protection.

One of the best half helmets of our time is the Vega Warrior. This helmet has sold hundreds of thousands of units, and the miracle is that the vast majority of its owners have nothing but good words for it. If you are willing to spend a little bit extra, then carbon fiber and fiberglass shells are the way to go. Nothing can beat the protection these materials provide. However, remember these also weigh more. 2. Fit Designed to keep you cool, the HJC CL-17 comes equipped with advanced ventilation channels. These funnel airflow through the helmet that keep you dry and cool on those summer day rides. A wet cloth will help you clean grime, dirt, and smog off your helmet. If your helmet is not coated with a scratch-resistant layer, make sure to use soft brushes and cotton swabs.

How to Find the Perfect Electric Scooter Helmet?

When it comes to ventilation, the Nexx SX10 has a coolant cover tech vent system. Riders can open all five vents with just one movement. Half-shell or Full-face helmet? The most striking difference between these two types of helmets is that full-face helmets, in addition to protecting the top, front and sides of the head, also protects the chin and jaw area. This is suitable for high-performance riders, who need the extra protection afforded by full-face helmets. Daily commuters riding their electric scooters at more sedate speeds (up to 25km/h) often prefer half-shell helmets, which are less visibly striking than full-face lids. Speed: What speeds do you expect to average on a typical ride? If you will regularly ride your electric scooter at over 25km/h, you would be better off with a full-face helmet. A fall at that speed can result in serious injuries, even broken bones. Without a helmet, you could break your jaw or lose some teeth! Your head needs protection from such injuries. Your eyes also need a shield to prevent grit, insects and high winds from causing impaired vision. Riding an electric scooter half blind due to teary eyes is not safe.