Kali Chakra Child Bike Helmet with Light - Blue - Size 1

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The Kali Chakra Child Bike Helmet is designed for young riders who need reliable protection combined with enhanced visibility features during daily cycling. It utilizes advanced Composite Fusion technology to provide a lightweight yet highly durable shell, making it an excellent choice for safety-conscious parents; however, users should ensure the sizing is measured correctly as this specific model caters to a UK size 1 fit.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Child Size UK | 1 |
| Model Part Number | 847435038488 |
| Brand | Kali |
The Kali Chakra Child bike helmet is certified to EN 1078 safety standards.
The visor is integrated into the shell design for maximum durability and should not be removed.
The helmet should sit level on the forehead, not tilted back. It should not move significantly when the child shakes their head.
Yes, the integrated rear light typically offers multiple modes, which can be cycled through via the button on the light housing.
Helmets should be replaced after any significant impact, or every 3-5 years due to normal wear and tear on the internal foam.
Check if the batteries are properly seated or need to be replaced. Ensure the battery compartment is free from debris.
Verify that the helmet size is appropriate for the child's head circumference. Adjust the internal strap positioning if available.
Remove the interior padding and hand wash with mild soap and water, then let air dry completely before reinserting.
To achieve a secure fit, use the rear dial-fit system to tighten the helmet until it sits snugly without being uncomfortable. The chin strap should be adjusted so it forms a 'V' shape just below the ears, with enough room for only one or two fingers between the strap and the chin. Always ensure the helmet sits level on the head, covering the forehead. To care for your helmet, wipe the outer shell with a soft cloth and mild soap; the internal pads can be removed and hand-washed with gentle detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or leaving the helmet in extreme heat, such as inside a car, as this can degrade the protective EPS foam.