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Junior Bike Helmet
Full Face

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Helmet size: XS
Age recommendation: 2 to 5 years old
Brand: ASR Ahad Safety Riders
Model: Super kids Junior
Features:
- Quick-release micro metric buckle
- Imported cushioning for comfort fit
- Quick-release visor mechanism

The text on the helmet says “Now You Are Ready To Ride”. This suggests that the helmet is designed to keep kids safe while they are riding their bikes.

It is important to note that this is just one example of a Sonic the Hedgehog bike helmet. There are many other brands and styles available, so you should be able to find one that fits your child’s needs.

Here are some safety tips to keep in mind when choosing a bike helmet for your child:

Make sure the helmet fits snugly and evenly on your child’s head. It should not wobble or move from side to side.
The helmet should sit low on your child’s forehead, just above the eyebrows.
The straps should be snug and form a Y-shape under your child’s chin.
Replace your child’s helmet every 5-7 years, or sooner if it has been in a crash.

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ASR Ahad Safety Riders is a brand that sells kids’ bicycle helmets. Their helmets are available in a variety of sizes and colors. Here are some of the features of ASR Ahad Safety Riders helmets:

Quick-release micro metric buckle
Imported cushioning for comfort fit
Quick-release visor mechanism

When choosing a bike helmet for your child, it is important to make sure that it fits snugly and evenly on their head. The helmet should sit low on your child’s forehead, just above the eyebrows. The straps should be snug and form a Y-shape under your child’s chin. You should replace your child’s helmet every 5-7 years, or sooner if it has been in a crash.

Proper Way to Wear Helmet

Here's how to wear a helmet properly:

Fit:

Snug but comfy: The helmet should feel snug and secure on your head, but not so tight it causes discomfort. You shouldn't be able to move it more than an inch in any direction (front-to-back or side-to-side).
Level position: The helmet should sit level on your head, not tilted forward or backward. A tilted helmet leaves parts of your head vulnerable in a crash.
Eyebrow placement: The front rim of the helmet should rest comfortably just above your eyebrows. You should be able to see clearly over the rim without obstruction.

Straps:

Chin strap "V": When you buckle the straps, they should form a "V" shape under your ears. This ensures a secure fit.
Snugness test: Open your mouth wide. If the helmet loosens or tries to come off, tighten the chin strap. It should be snug but allow you to breathe and talk comfortably.

Additional Tips:

Long hair? If you have long hair, consider a helmet with a ponytail port for a more comfortable fit.
Adjust the pads: Some helmets come with removable padding to fine-tune the fit. Experiment to find the most comfortable and secure position.
Manual check: After putting on the helmet, give it a good shake to test the stability. It shouldn't wobble excessively.

Remember: A properly fitted helmet is crucial for maximum protection. If your helmet feels loose or uncomfortable, adjust it or consider getting a different size.