Mongoose Skate Helmet - White

The Mongoose Skate Helmet is designed for skate, scoot, and ride safety. It is suitable for use with BMX bikes, skateboards, stunt scooters, and roller skates, making it ideal for urban and action sports.

To find your correct size, measure the circumference of your head just above your eyebrows and around the widest part of the back of your head. Compare this measurement to the helmet's size chart: Medium for 56-59cm and Large for 60-62cm.

Yes, the Mongoose Skate Helmet comes with extra pads. These additional pads allow you to customize the internal fit for enhanced comfort and support.

Clean your helmet using only a soft cloth, mild soap, and water. Avoid harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the helmet's materials. The internal pads can typically be removed for hand washing with mild soap and water and should be air-dried completely.

This helmet is designed for urban and action sports like BMX, skateboarding, stunt scooting, and roller skating. While it offers general head protection, it may not meet specific certifications or aerodynamic needs for competitive road cycling. For dedicated road cycling, a helmet designed specifically for that discipline is recommended.

Helmets should be replaced immediately after any significant impact, even if there is no visible damage, as the internal foam may have compressed. Additionally, manufacturers generally recommend replacing helmets every 3-5 years, as materials can degrade over time due to exposure to UV light, sweat, and general wear and tear.

First, ensure you have the correct size. Then, fully utilize the adjustable retention device at the back of the helmet by tightening it until the helmet feels snug. Also, use the provided extra internal pads to fill any gaps and ensure a firm, comfortable fit. Adjust the chin strap to be snug, allowing only one or two fingers between it and your chin.

While the helmet has 11 air vents for airflow, ensure that hair or headwear is not obstructing these vents. If wearing a cap or bandana underneath, ensure it is thin and does not block the ventilation channels. Also, verify the helmet fit is not too tight, which can reduce air circulation. If the issue persists, consider activity breaks for cooling.

This often indicates a need to adjust the internal padding. Experiment with different combinations or placements of the provided extra pads to better conform to your head shape and distribute pressure evenly. Ensure the adjustable retention device is snug but not overly tight. If discomfort persists, the helmet size might not be ideal for your head shape, even if the circumference matches.