Giro Scamp II Youth Bike Helmet Commuter Pink / Green XS

Giro Scamp Ii 2026 Junior Urban Helmet. The Scamp II is Giro´s smallest helmet designed for young (or future) riders but it still goes big with features and style. Taking design cues from adult helmets like Manifest Spherical, this lightweight in‐mold helmet features impact‐dissipating EPS foam with a sturdy polycarbonate shell, plus 13 vents for efficient cooling power. The Roc Loc® Junior fit system provides extra adjustability with a simple‐to‐use dial for several years of head protection for fast‐growing rippers. The XS is designed for riders aged 1 and older while the Small is for riders aged 5 and older. Whether they´re rolling along in a trailer or powering the pedals themselves, Scamp II is going to make kids want more bike time.Key Features:Hardshell With In‐Mold Hardbody™ Lower Wrap:- The two‐piece shell combines a tough outer hard shell with a polycarbonate lower shell permanently fused to the liner for durability without excess weight.Roc Loc® Jr. Fit System:- Roc Loc® Jr. is a simple, durable, dial‐fit system specifically shaped to match the curvature of a child´s head. The shape was developed with years of research into anatomic data to ensure a secure, comfortable fit. A large, rubberized knob makes it easy for adults to adjust the helmet for proper tension, allowing kids to start their ride quickly.Specifications:Material Composition: - 48.5% EPS, 20% PC, 10.4% Polyester, 15% Nylon, 3.3% POM, 1% PU. tradeinn Bikeinn

Roc Loc Junior uses a large rubberised dial that an adult can grip and turn properly, because the person setting a small child's helmet is rarely the child wearing it. Toddler To Child Sizing: The extra small suits riders from around one year old and the small from around five, so the helmet covers a balance bike, a first pedal bike and everything between. Thirteen Cooling Vents: Thirteen vents keep a young head cool, which is what keeps a first ride enjoyable rather than something to be endured until the promised stop for something to eat. In-mold construction bonds a polycarbonate shell to impact absorbing EPS foam as one piece, giving a light helmet that copes with being thrown into the back of a car. A ratcheting buckle closes securely and predictably, so the strap is fastened the same way every time rather than adjusted by guesswork before setting off.