Insole replacement GIRO SCAMP II — GIRO black — child bike helmet liner insert

Replacement inner liner for the GIRO SCAMP II helmet designed to restore original fit and cushioning. This black foam and comfort insole acts as an interior insert to replace worn or damaged padding in GIRO child helmets from the SCAMP II series. It preserves helmet shape, restores contact comfort at the forehead and crown, and helps maintain a secure, stable fit for everyday cycling and recreational rides.

Advantages

The liner provides consistent foam padding and comfort material that absorbs light impacts and reduces pressure points, prolonging the usable life of the helmet. Its shape is matched to the SCAMP II interior to ensure correct placement and even contact with the shell and retention system. Because it is a direct-fit replacement, installation restores the helmet’s intended comfort and fit without modifying the shell or retention components.

Suitable for

• Replacing worn or compressed padding in GIRO SCAMP II child helmets
• Maintaining proper fit and comfort for everyday cycling
• Restoring interior padding after minor damage or contamination
• Use during recreational rides, scooter or balance bike activities

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Material: foam and comfort lining
• Compatibility: GIRO SCAMP II child helmet interior
• Function: padding, cushioning, shape retention
• Mounting: adhesive or snap-in style interface matched to helmet interior

How to use

Remove the old liner by gently peeling it away from the helmet shell and any adhesive backing, taking care not to damage the helmet’s inner surface or retention components. Position the replacement liner so that contours align with the helmet crown and forehead area, then press firmly to secure using the existing adhesive or snap points. Verify that the retention system and straps work correctly and that the helmet fits snugly and evenly on the child’s head before use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the helmet interior regularly and replace the liner if padding is compressed, torn, or contaminated. Clean the shell and retention straps before installing the new liner and allow any moisture to dry fully. Do not alter the helmet shell or retention system; if the helmet has sustained a significant impact, replace the entire helmet rather than relying solely on liner replacement.