Baby Helmet XXS-S - Ash - 45-51 cm
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Scoot and Ride makes sustainable mobility a safety game for kids thanks to the baby helmets XXS-S ideal for the youngest children with an head size between 45 and 51 cm (1-3 years old). Available in different colours, it is perfect to match with your Highwaykick 1 of the same tone!
The innovative magnetic fastener makes it easy for children to open and close the helmet and prevents the skin from being wedged in. The helmet is adjustable in size and features soft fleece padding, venting hole with mosquito net and mat finished PC shell! Plus it has a cool LED light for extra visibility!
Why we like it:
- Available in many colours!
- Scoot and Ride is the innovative Austrian brand that designs and manufacturers 2in1 scooter-bikes. Functional, solid, safe and beautiful, they're a great way to introduce kids to sustainable mobility.
- Scoot and Ride products won several awards designs: 2013 ISPO Brandnew Award, 2013 ISPO Family Award, 2014 Red Dot Design Award, 2015 Tillywig Award, 2015 Toy Award.
- Colour: ash
- Size: XXS-S
- 2 kg
- Material: plastic (PVC-free)
- EPS impact absorbtion
- Headsize adjuster wheel
- In-mold technology: maximum protection and lightness
- Eleven venting holes: front holes with mosquito net
- LED light: need CR2032 batteries
- Magnetic lock system
- Soft chin pad
- Standards: CE EN1078; US CPSC
- To match with the Scooter and balance bike Highwaykick 1 (to purchase separately)
The colourful 2in1 scooter-bikes by Scoot and Ride come from a small town in Austria, a country where sustainable mobility is already a reality. Here a team of passionate designers looking for mobility concepts driven by children needs came up with the first sketch to convert a kids scooter into a balance bike. From that 2010 prototype 'til today Scoot and Ride has extended its catalogue with new models and colours, won several design awards and encouraged lots of children to express their natural curiosity and explore the world.
