Hot Tuna BMX Helmet Jr 63 - White

This helmet is specifically designed for kids, often referred to as 'Jr' or junior sizes, suitable for younger riders.

A proper fit means the helmet sits level on the head, covering the forehead, with the chin strap snug enough that only one or two fingers fit between the strap and the chin. The helmet should not move excessively when shaken.

While primarily designed for cycling and BMX, it can also be suitable for scootering or skateboarding, provided the activity does not require specialized protective gear. It is not recommended for motorized sports.

Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals. If inner padding is removable, hand wash it with mild soap and water, and air dry completely.

If the helmet has been subjected to a significant impact, it should be replaced immediately, even if no visible damage is present, as its protective capabilities may be compromised.

Yes, the helmet typically features an adjustable retention system at the back and adjustable chin straps to ensure a secure and comfortable fit for the child.

Please refer to the product packaging or the retailer's information for specific warranty details, as warranty periods can vary.

Adjust the rear retention system (dial) or chin strap for a snugger fit. Ensure the side straps are positioned correctly below the ears.

Loosen the rear retention system or chin strap. If the helmet is still uncomfortable, it may be the wrong size and a larger one might be needed.

Ensure the strap is adjusted correctly so it's snug but not digging into the skin. Some helmets come with optional chin strap pads for added comfort.

Adjust the front and back of the helmet, and ensure the rear retention system is properly secured. The helmet should sit low on the forehead, about one finger's width above the eyebrows.