Classic MTB-style helmet designed for young riders on sidewalks, pump tracks, and trails
12 fixed vents provide consistent airflow for cooling and comfort
Center rear vent compatible with the rechargeable Transit Light (sold separately)
Integrated visor for added sun and debris protection
Performance comfort liner for a soft, secure feel
Lightweight, low-bulk single-layer webbing
Technology:
Mips Safety System helps reduce rotational forces from angled impacts
Lightweight in-mold construction fuses shell and EPS foam for durability
AirEvac ventilation system integrates with Smith eyewear to keep lenses fog-free
Dial-adjustable fit system allows quick, customized sizing
Designed for seamless integration with Smith goggles and eyewear
SPECS:
Sizes: Youth X-Small (48–52 cm, ages 4–8); Youth Small (51–55 cm, ages 8–12)
Safety standards: U.S. CPSC (Age 5+), CE EN 1078, AS/NZS2063
Ventilation: 12 fixed vents
Weight (Size M): 310 g
Construction: In-mold shell with Mips system
Visor: Integrated
Brand : SMITH
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 26SMIYCYCLZPURNMBTFJU
REVIEWS
4.5
2 Reviews
Jessica M.
2 months ago
Toddler Loves It
I was worried about purchasing a helmet online without doing a fit in store, but I measured my toddlers head and went with the Small as he was right at the limit for XS. Not only does it fit perfectly, it’s extremely easy to adjust so as he grows it will be no problem adjusting the size. He also just loves wearing it. He wants to wear it around the house for no reason, so that must mean it’s fairly comfortable on his head. The MIPS gives me some extra peace of mind, especially with a toddler who can always use added protection. Overall, very happy with my purchase.
Jacob H.
11 months ago
Good Ole' Smith Delivers Again
Been out of the MTB game for awhile and back at it soon. Getting my gear updated and needed a new helmet. I haven't used it yet riding, but early impressions are a) great fit (size medium and I'm right in the middle of the size guide), good retention and head hugger system (even pressure vs. pressure points), MiPs and Koroyd, and a modern aesthetic. One downside is that I can't figure out how to insert my glasses arms into the open slots since the Koroyd prevents the arms to stick into the helmet holes. The visor has 3 adjustable positions to accommodate glasses or goggles, but since the Koroyd blocks the holes, it doesn't allow the glasses to be placed. Small detail (to me at least) since I rarely put glasses on my helmet (but again, it's been awhile and maybe this is the new norm). Otherwise, great helmet.
