Name: Hornit Hornit Mini Lids
SKU: 548462

Hornit Mini Lids Multi-Sport Kids' Helmets fit boys and girls from children up through early teens. Choose the size that fits the child's head circumference: Small (48 - 53 cm / 19" - 21"), or Medium (53 - 58 cm / 21" - 23"). All helmets are adjustable.
Made from durable, weather-proof ABS plastic. The dial tightens up the inner band. The chin strap and removable EPS foam liner help hold the helmet on and add impact protection. The rear safety light has 3 modes and lasts 20 hours.
All children's helmets are designed in the UK and Mini Lids are compliant with both CPSC and EN1078 guidelines for USA and EU Markets.
Mini Lids are a bit--no, A LOT--cooler than most kids' bike helmets, and actually are something they will want to wear. Fully adjustable, comfortable, and lightweight, these children's bike helmets protect them while they ride and play.
Designed to shield the forehead, top, back and sides of the head. Cutaways expose the ears, so hearing isn't blocked. The front doesn't restrict peripheral vision. Airholes in the top and back are big enough for ventilation, and won't reduce protection.

Hornit Mini Lids Multi-Sport Kids' Helmets fit boys and girls from children up through the early teens. All helmets are adjustable, so they can better fit your child's head, providing them with increased protection. Choose the size that fits your child's head circumference: Small (48 - 53 cm / 19"" - 21""), or Medium (53 - 58 cm / 21"" - 23"").

Mini Lids are A LOT cooler than most kids' bike helmets. Made from durable, weather-proof ABS plastic, they feature 3 different adjustments to ensure a secure fit. The dial tightens up the inner band. The chin strap helps hold the helmet on their head. Removable EPS foam inner lining provides effective padding that secures the helmet and adds protection from impacts. The rear safety light has 3 light modes, and lasts for 20 hours.

Helmets shield the forehead, top, back and sides of the head. Cutaways expose ears, so hearing isn't muffled or blocked. The front of the helmet doesn't come down in front or along the sides in such a way as to restrict peripheral vision. Airholes in the top and across the back are just big enough for ventilation, and won't reduce the helmet's protective qualities.