Children's helmet Motus model MOTHAM7LW size L white

The Motus Children's Helmet MOTHAM7LW in size L, white, is designed to protect a child's head during everyday outdoor activities such as cycling, scootering and skating. The helmet combines a hard outer shell with internal padding to absorb impacts and increase comfort. An adjustable retention system helps customize the fit while ventilation openings promote airflow to reduce heat buildup during active use.

Advantages

This Motus helmet provides tested head coverage suitable for many child activities and a lightweight construction that minimizes neck strain. Internal padding improves shock absorption and can be adjusted for comfort, while the retention system secures the helmet in place. Ventilation channels support airflow for better temperature regulation during play.

Suitable for

• Children's cycling on roads, paths and parks
• Scootering and kick-scooter use
• Recreational skating and inline skating
• Everyday outdoor play where head protection is desired

Key specifications

• Size: L — suitable for larger children (head circumference according to manufacturer’s size guidance)
• Color: white
• Construction: hard protective outer shell with internal padded liner for impact absorption
• Fit system: adjustable retention strap for customized fit
• Ventilation: multiple airflow openings for cooling during activity
• Usage: designed for cycling, scootering and skating

How to use

Place the helmet level on the child’s head so the front edge sits just above the eyebrows. Tighten the adjustable retention strap until the helmet fits snugly but comfortably; the helmet should not rock forward or backward. Adjust the side straps so they form a V shape under each ear and fasten the buckle. Regularly inspect the shell and padding for damage and replace the helmet after any significant impact or when signs of wear appear.

Usage recommendations

Ensure proper fit each time the helmet is worn, clean the shell with mild soap and water, and store the helmet away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Replace the helmet if it has been involved in a crash or shows visible damage.