MET Bicycle Helmet - Hooray - Mips - Green Fruit Lucido - 3HM145 - GF1 - Size S 52/55 cm

We put over 30 years of experience into every kids' helmet we develop. The new MET Hooray is safer, more comfortable and has numerous toddler-specific features that make every parent's life easier while protecting the first rides of the next generation of cyclists.

Child Seat Compatible:
- The shell of the MET Hooray has an intentionally flattened part at the back to sit comfortably in any child seat. It also covers a large part of the two most sensitive brain areas: the back and the temples.

Features:

- In-mould polycarbonate shell with EPS liner
- Extended head coverage and integrated visor for all-around head protection
- Fontanel protection thanks to MET Bimbi Secure Technology
- Anti-pinch ratchet buckle makes it easier to secure the helmet
- 10 vents, internal engineered air channeling for enhanced ventilation and comfort
- Reflective rear decal for enhanced visibility
- Child seat compatible design
- MET Safe-T JR Fit System with 360° head belt to follow the growth of the child
- Straps with adjustable dividers ensure an individual fit
- Integrated anti-insect net in the front vents
- Hand washable comfort pads

EN1078 IMPORTANT NOTE This helmet has been built, tested and approved according to European regulations ECE/ONU R22.05. TRADEINN is not responsible for the use that may be made of this helmet in other countries that are not subject to this European homologation ECE/ONU R22.05, discouraging the use of this in those countries.

Measuring Helmet Size

When purchasing a cycling helmet online, it's important to know what size helmet you need. A well-fitting cycling helmet not only ensures optimal safety but also the necessary comfort while cycling.

It's easy to measure the size you need yourself. By following the steps below to measure your head circumference, you'll have the size you need for a cycling helmet within seconds.

1. Grab a tape measure.

2. Place the tape measure approximately 2.5 cm above your eyebrow and measure the circumference of your forehead.

Please note: Not all manufacturers use the same sizing.
What is size M for one manufacturer might be size S or L for another. Always check the size in centimeters carefully.

If you're on the borderline, e.g., size M=54-57cm, and your head circumference is 57cm, we recommend taking a size L.
A helmet that is too tight will pinch, resulting in headaches and discomfort. If you have a helmet that is a bit looser, you can wear a cycling cap or a beanie underneath.