ROCKBROS Kids Full Face Helmet Kids Bike Helmets Lightweight Toddler Mountain Bike Helmet Detachable for MTB BMX Skating

Super light with plenty of airflow! Looks really cool too for a little dude helmet. A little pricey, but I like it. Read more

My son fell on his face at the bike park with concrete from 4 feet up. It broke but protected his face. I would buy this again hands down. Great value for the money, good fit, fairly comfortable and he likes wearing them too. Read more

Amazing. One of the best helmets I have purchased. (We have purchased many) love the adjustments and how well ventilated it is while also being solid and sturdy. Read more

This was a great fit for our three year old. It was light enough to not strain her neck even after hours of wear and never complained about being uncomfortable. I liked having the full face for her while riding her e bike, but enjoyed the option to remove the face mask for her regular bike. Over a year of regular use and several crashes later it has held up great with some sun fading. Highly recommend this product. Read more

This is a great helmet for kids who do some light all terrain biking or to protect their face just normal riding. It's not going to be as good for older riders who are likely building a tons of force, but the detachable face guard is better than none and the whole helmet is super lightweight compared to other more heavy duty BMX style helmets. Fit my 4-5 year old well for entry level BMX. Read more

3 year old Grandson loves this helmet!! Even his father was impressed with its style and quality Read more

The weight of the helmet was lightweight and it was great looking, although to small and needs to be returned for a larger size. Read more

We have been using this helmet for 3 years on two active boys and have some critical feedback. Pros: lightweight and good airflow for hot days. Probably better than any helmet without a face guard. Cons: While this helmet checks the "full face" box, it's not going to be a good option for more serious activities like mountain biking, skate ramps, and definitely not dirt biking. The front face guard has plenty of give in it, which isn't bad for normal, slow speed falls (typical biking and scooters), since it may help to reduce neck whiplash. However, it's not good for moderate to high impacts since it just collapses enough that their faces hit the obstacle anyway. The straps aren't that comfortable and not easy for kids to adjust. Mine tended to loosen it enough so that it didn't dig into their chins, which means there's play in the fit. In one case, it was loose enough that my son hit the ground, and got a serious gash in his brow (4 stitches) that was from the rim of the helmet itself, and a scrape on the cheek from his face still hitting the pavement through the guard. Of course, he would have been much worse off without any kind of full face helmet at all. Since at least one boy has started to get more serious about skate parks, I'll be looking into a sturdier, better fitting option that's CPSC approved. Read more