Giro Tremor Child MIPS Helmet

47 - 54 cm
26Ratings
Test reportsGood based on 1 test
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Product details

With a new, smaller size, the Tremor Child MIPS brings even more smiles to kids - from the biggest to the smallest shredders. The Tremor Child is equipped with some of the best technologies from our adult product line, such as In-Mold construction for lightweight and improved durability, and our proven Roc Loc Sport MIPS Fit System for quick and secure adjustments, making the Tremor MIPS ready for any ride. Additionally, it features an integrated Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) that redirects energy and provides more protection during falls.

Key specifications

Bike helmet type
City helmet
Colour
Turquoise
Helmet features
MIPS
Head circumference
47 - 54 cm
Bike helmet size
One size
Item number
14017618

General information

Manufacturer
Giro
Category
Bike helmets
Manufacturer no.
768686380174
Release date
16.10.2020

Colour

Colour
Turquoise
Exact colour description
Mat Glacier

Material

Material group
Plastic
Material
EPS liner, In-mould polycarbonate

Target group

Target group
Boys, Girls
Age group
Children

Helmet properties

Bike helmet type
City helmet
Bike helmet size
One size
Head circumference
47 - 54 cm
Helmet features
MIPS
Air vents
18 x
Fastener
Ratchet fastener
Visor type
Removable

Origin

Country of origin
China

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂-Emission
Climate contribution

Scope of delivery

Scope of delivery
Tremor Child MIPS Helmet

Product dimensions

Weight
270 g

Package dimensions

Length
35.70 cm
Width
24 cm
Height
18.60 cm
Weight
700 g

Reviews & Ratings

Translation: machine translated
Good73/100
Rank 6 out of 18Stiftung WarentestKinderfahrradhelme im Test - Schlaue Köpfe fahren sicherReleaseApril 2022

Children are role models. 82 percent cycle with a helmet. To keep it that way, they need good models. Stiftung Warentest tested 18 children's bicycle helmets. In the event of a fall, heads are particularly at risk, especially those of children. Even an impact at a speed of 10 kilometres per hour can lead to severe brain damage...