Children’s bike helmet GIRO SCAMP II MIPS, matte orange towers, size XS (45–49 cm)

GIRO SCAMP II MIPS in matte orange towers is a children’s bike helmet sized XS (45–49 cm) designed for preschool and small school-age cyclists. The helmet combines a lightweight in-mold shell with a MIPS rotational impact protection system and multiple vents to balance protection and airflow. An adjustable fit system and secure retention hardware allow fine-tuning to a child’s head for everyday cycling and recreational rides.

Advantages

The helmet integrates MIPS technology to reduce rotational forces in certain impacts while maintaining a compact, low-profile shape that sits comfortably on small heads. Its lightweight construction lowers neck strain during longer rides, and the adjustable fit system ensures a snug, stable fit. Multiple vents promote ventilation to help keep the rider cool, and the durable outer finish resists everyday wear.

Suitable for

• Daily rides to kindergarten or school
• Casual family cycling and park rides
• Balance bike and first pedal-bike use
• Short recreational trips in urban and suburban areas

Key specifications

• Size range: XS (45–49 cm) head circumference
• Protection system: MIPS rotational impact liner
• Construction: lightweight in-mold shell with EPS liner
• Fit: adjustable rear fit system for precise sizing
• Ventilation: multiple air vents for airflow
• Finish: matte orange towers color

How to use

Position the helmet level on the child’s head so the front rim sits about two finger-widths above the eyebrows. Adjust the rear fit system until the helmet feels snug but comfortable, and tighten the side straps so they form a V beneath the ears. Buckle the chin strap and adjust it so only one finger fits between the strap and the chin. Regularly inspect the helmet for damage and replace it after any significant impact or if it shows visible cracks or compression of the liner.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the helmet is the correct XS size for the child’s head (45–49 cm) before use. Do not modify the shell or liner, avoid exposure to extreme heat or chemicals that can weaken materials, and follow local safety guidelines for child cycling helmets.