Nov 29, 2022
This helmet is perfect for
This helmet is perfect for our little one who wears glasses. It fits great and he wore it all day with no complaints.
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Gena C.
Details & care
Your youngster will be safe, stylish and comfortable out on the slopes thanks to a durable helmet wtih MIPS® and Zonal Koroyd® protection. The integrated visor provides enhanced clarity, while a Grow With Me™ dual-stage liner system provides a good fit from one season to the next.
- Complies with ASTM F 2040 and/or CE EN 1077 alpine ski and snowboard helmet safety standards
- Durable, lightweight in-mold construction
- Zonal Koroyd coverage provides energy-absorbing impact protection
- MIPS Brain Protection System reduces rotational forces caused by angled impacts to the head
- Grow With Me™ dual-stage liner system adapts to growing kids
- Adjustable dial provides on-the-go fit adjustment
- Regulator climate control for one-handed vent adjustment
- Integrated visor provides a wide field of view and distortion-free clarity
- Over the glasses (OTG) fit
- 14 vents
- Youth-specific, removable Snapfit SL2 ear pads for added warmth
- Polystyrene/polycarbonate/ABS plastic
- Imported
- Item #7384960
- Core Product ID 3333375YRR
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Feb 24, 2022
Awesome helmet, prohibitive flaw
The helmet is nice, the visor concept is a game changer for kids with mittens. Unfortunately the visor is also it’s downfall. I had to remove the foam on the visor on the first use because it has enough flex to just lay right across the kids lower eyes. From there, if the visor we’re about an inch lower the field of vision would be significantly increased and the flexibility of the foam gasket wouldn’t be a problem. As it is my son usually leaves the visor up because he can’t see his ski’s well with it on. You can remove the visor and put goggles on, so it’s not a total loss.
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Forest E.
Feb 16, 2022
The glasses do not fit
The glasses do not fit , they go down but comes in the middle of the eyes.
Very disappointed and wish i could have been refounded. Worst purchase ever
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Anonymous
Feb 15, 2022
Disapppointing
I bought two of these helmets for my sons (in part based on the positive review that the adult version received in Outside magazine). The plus side is that the helmet is very well made, warm, and nice looking. And no goggles flopping around the helmet. But we've found that the design of the visor makes it essential impossible to use with a balaclava: There's a thick layer of foam at the bottom of the visor, so when you slide the visor into place it either: (a) knocks the balaclava out of position so your kids get a cold nose, or (b) the balaclava keeps the visor from descending fully so that the foam blocks their peripheral vision. As a result, one of my sons uses the helmet with a balaclava but without the visor, and the other has gone back to his older (Smith) helmet and goggles. If you ski somewhere that isn't that cold, this could be a good option. But if your kids cover up when they ski, I think you'd be much better off buying a separate helmet and goggles.
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Anonymous
Feb 8, 2022
Goggles don't line up with eyes
Maybe my kid has a big head but the goggles sit too high so the padding is right below his eyes. The chinstrap is set too far back so you can't really adjust the straps to get the helmet to sit down forward more. Returned!
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