Protect Your Child With A Full Face Youth Helmet!

Of the numerous pieces of safety equipment for young rider while riding their Razor Pocket Rocket is the Youth Helmet.  When looking for a Youth Helmet you want to select one that is specifically designed for the youth rider because the helmet is the most  important safety equipment when riding.

You want to find a Youth Helmet that has some or all of these characteristics:

• a headband padding that is full-circumference
• a strap and visor that is fully adjustable
• a full-face youth helmet that protects your child’s face while riding
• a spacious eye area that provides enough room for the child to wear a pair of goggles
• enough vent holes for cooling
• mouth vented protection
• tough and durable while being light in construction

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Let’s take a look at some popular Youth Helmets.

Youth Razor Full Face Helmet. This Razor helmet is tough and durable, light weight and has a sleek design. The eye port is spacious and provides plenty of room for a pair of goggles. The padding is ergonomically designed and the additional sizing pad allows for individual fit guarantee and ultimate comfort.  There are seventeen vents holes to help keep your child’s head cool at all times. There are side release buckles that make it a breeze to adjust and fasten the chin strap. Fits head sizes 21.5″ to 23″.

Razor Full Face Youth Helmet (Black Cherry).  This helmet will ensure your child rides in complete safety while wearing this durable Razor full-face youth helmet. It is available in a black cherry color. The helmet is sleek and lightweight, and tough enough to protect your child while he or she rides bumpy trails, cruises downhill, and nails jumps at full speed. The helmet comes with a full-circumference headband padding; fully screened and vented mouth protection; and a spacious eye port that provides plenty of room for goggles. There are 17 vents holes that guarantees a cool head at all times and extra pads to create a very comfortable fit. In addition is has side release buckles that make it a breeze to adjust and fasten the chin snap. It is designed for children between the ages of 8 and 14 and complies with CPSC standards. It  fits head sizes between 21.5 and 23 inches. It is also backed by a two-year warranty.

Razor Youth Full Face Helmet Gloss Black with Razor Youth Pad Set Fits Ages 8-14.  This Youth Helmet is very tough and durable, yet light construction with a sleek design. The padding is designed for comfort and it comes with an additional sizing pad set to ensure a perfect individual fit for the ultimate comfort. Your child will be protected while riding the Razor Pocket Pocket around the neighborhood and trying to attempt jumps and riding over humps.The protect Kit Includes Razor Fullface Helmet Gloss Black and the Razor Youth Pad Set Promo.

Razor Full Face Youth Helmet, Satin Pink. This helmet is designed for children between the ages of 8 and 14. The full coverage of this helmet ensures the child stays safe while riding. There is extra padding to ensure a personalized fit every time. It comes with an adjustable visor and strap. The 17 vent holes keep your child’s head cool while wearing the helmet.

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The Youth Helmet needs to fit properly to ensure maximum protection. One that is too large can defeat its purpose. This is especially important in your child’s younger years because their young necks are not fully developed. Most Youth Helmets are designed with a lightweight composite shell which will help keep you young rider’s neck fatigue to a minimum.

Proper fit starts with the measuring the circumference of the child’s head, which is done by wrapping a flexible tape measure around the forehead and back of head – approximately where a headband is worn.

Since head shape can vary you should test fit the helmet by gently pulling the chinstraps outward just enough to spread the helmet as you ease it over the child’s head. If you can pull the helmet on without having to spread the helmet with your hands then the helmet is too big and it will not fit right. If this is the case then the helmet should not be worn.

Now you want to fasten the chinstrap so it is snug with the mouth closed. Actually it should be a little bit uncomfortable when the child try to open their mouth. The helmet fits right when the skin moves with the liner of the helmet when you try to move the helmet forward and backward and from side to side with both hands on the side of the helmet.

This ensures that on a given impact, way more energy is being absorbed by the Youth Helmet, and way less is being transferred to the rider’s head.