Men's helmets for inline skate and scooters

Don't forget about your safety and prevention. Protect yourself properly while inline skating. You can also use a helmet for riding a scooter or skateboard.
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How to choose a helmet for inline skating?

Even if you’re going out for just a short ride, we strongly recommend wearing a helmet. Even a seemingly harmless fall without one can have unpleasant consequences. Nowadays, you can choose a helmet that is both comfortable and so lightweight you’ll barely notice it.

Helmet type – If you’re looking for a helmet for longer rides, focus on ventilation. Opt for models with openings covered by mesh to prevent insects or small objects from getting in. This keeps your head cooler, reducing sweat, and makes the helmet more comfortable to wear.

Construction – Most helmets today are dual-layered with an In-Mold design. The outer layer is impact-resistant, while the inner layer absorbs shocks. For aggressive riding, consider a Hard-shell construction, which has an even more durable outer layer, suitable for enduring tougher falls.

Padding – The padding makes the helmet soft and comfortable on the inside. It can either be fixed or removable, allowing for washing when it gets sweaty or dirty. If you choose a helmet with fixed padding, consider wearing a headband or scarf underneath to absorb sweat.

Helmet size – A helmet must fit properly to serve its purpose. Choose the right size based on your head circumference. Use a tailor’s measuring tape to measure the widest part of your head, running it across your forehead, temples, and above your ears. Ideally, the measured value should fall in the middle of the size range indicated by the manufacturer.

You can find more information about choosing a helmet for inline skating on our blog.

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