ABUS Skurb Kid Helmet - Orange

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The ABUS Skurb Kid helmet is designed for children who want a stylish, skater-inspired look without compromising on safety. This lightweight and robust helmet features an impact-resistant outer shell and shock-absorbing foam, making it ideal for daily rides to school or cycling adventures. While it provides exceptional comfort and a customizable fit, parents should note that the focus is on a low-profile urban aesthetic, which may offer less coverage than specialized mountain bike helmets.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Brand | Abus |
The Skurb Kid is primarily an urban-style helmet designed for everyday cycling and skating. It offers standard protection but lacks the deep-back coverage and integrated sun visor typically found on dedicated mountain bike helmets.
Yes, the padding is removable. If it becomes worn over time, you can wash it, or look for replacement sets if available through authorized ABUS retailers.
If the adjustment wheel is fully tightened and the helmet still moves significantly, or if the helmet sits too high on the forehead, it is likely too small and needs to be sized up.
The materials are water-resistant, but the helmet should not be submerged. If it gets wet from rain, simply wipe the shell dry and allow the padding to air out.
Yes, the height-adjustable system is specifically designed to accommodate pigtails and long hair, ensuring the helmet fits securely without interference.
Tighten the adjustment wheel at the back of the helmet until the fit is snug and check that the side straps are evenly balanced.
Ensure the straps are not twisted and adjust the plastic sliders beneath the ears for a flat, comfortable position.
Unclip the internal padding, wash it by hand in lukewarm soapy water, rinse thoroughly, and allow it to air dry completely before re-attaching.
To achieve the best fit, first loosen the adjustment wheel at the back. Place the helmet on the child's head so it sits horizontally across the forehead. Tighten the rear wheel until the internal ring feels snug but comfortable. Ensure the side straps form a 'V' shape just below the ears and that the chin buckle is fastened securely. For maintenance, remove the internal padding once a month for a gentle hand wash with mild soap and water. Always air dry the pads away from direct heat sources. Regularly inspect the outer shell for cracks after any hard impact; if the integrity is compromised, the helmet should be replaced.