Fit It Right. Ride It Better.
How A Helmet Should Fit
Two-finger forehead gap
The helmet should sit low on the forehead, roughly two fingers above the eyebrows.
Level, not tilted
It should sit straight on the head, not pushed backward or dropped over the eyes.
Snug side fit
The helmet should feel secure without pinching or causing pressure points.
Secure chin strap
The strap should be tight enough that only one or two fingers fit underneath.
Simple Adjustment Routine
Place it level
Put the helmet flat on the head, sitting low enough to protect the forehead.
Tighten the dial
Adjust the rear dial or inner fit system until the helmet feels stable.
Lock the strap
Fasten the chin strap and check that the helmet does not wobble during movement.
When To Change Size
Helmet wobbles
If it shifts easily after adjustment, the size or fit is wrong.
Straps feel maxed out
If the straps cannot be adjusted comfortably, move to a better size.
Child feels pressure
A helmet should feel snug, not painful. Pressure marks mean the fit is wrong.
Ready For Safer Rides?
Pick the right helmet, check the fit, and make every ride feel more confident from day one.
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