Children's road bike helmet Abus

Product Description

CHILDREN'S HELMET WITH RECHARGEABLE LIGHT Our best-selling children's helmet just got even better! With a completely redesigned exterior and adapted features, the Smiley 3.0 ACE LED enters a new era. The deep fit and visor-like front edge offer extra protection for the child's head. The helmet can be easily adapted to the size of the head thanks to the height adjustment system - both in width and in height at the back of the head. The height-adjustment system offers another advantage for children with long hair. Because it can make room for a braid. No more annoying pressure from the adjustment knob on the ponytail. The comfort of port is also enhanced by a thick chin strap. The ACE LED version of the popular children's helmet features a rear light. The light can be easily charged via port USB. The rear light enhances visibility in low-light conditions. The helmet also features another outer shell on the lower edge. This better protects the helmet from wear and tear and enhances its visual appeal. The hardest part is choosing which Smiley 3.0 ACE LED should be part of your family. Thanks to our selection of models, every child will find a helmet he or she will enjoy wearing. - In-Mold for permanent connection of the outer shell to the shock-absorbing helmet material (EPS) - Helmet extends to the temples and nape of the neck for better overall protection - Height-adjustment system with ponytail compatibility for riders with long hair - Integrated rear LED light, rechargeable via USB and visible at 180⁰ - Zoom Ace Kids - height-adjustment system with non-slip adjustment wheel at the back of the head - Waist adjustment via a robust, flexible plastic ring for optimum stability and adaptability - Excellent ventilation with 4 air inlets and 4 air outlets - Removable, washable padding for maximum comfort - Integrated mosquito net - Passive safety thanks to reflectors - Lower edge protection: an additional outer shell protects the lower edge of the helmet from external influences