Exclusky Kids Bike Helmet 50 to 57cm

Key points

A kids bike helmet should do one thing extremely well, protect during everyday riding, and the Exclusky kids helmet is built around that practical goal. It is lightweight enough for active children to wear willingly, while still providing a solid protection setup using an in-mould design. With adjustable fit for ages 5 to 13, it helps you get a more secure feel as your child grows, whether they are on a bike, scooter, or skating around the park. 🚲

It also includes a removable visor, which can help shield the face and eyes from bright sunlight, insects, and tree branches while riding outdoors. You can typically lift it up as needed, giving flexibility for changing conditions. With 15 ventilation openings, the helmet is designed to support airflow, helping keep the head cooler during longer sessions. 😎

Tech specs

• Standard: CE EN1078
• Type: In-mould kids bicycle helmet
• Size range: 50 to 57 cm
• Age range: 5 to 13 years
• Weight: 180 g
• Ventilation: 15 vents
• Materials: EPS impact absorbing core with high quality polycarbonate outer shell

Pros

The one piece moulding approach described for this helmet is intended to improve how well the protection system holds together, with an EPS core designed to absorb impacts and a polycarbonate shell to help cover the outside. That combination is a reassuring baseline for family rides, from neighbourhood loops to weekend adventures. The helmet is also kept light at 180 g, which matters for children who may notice heavy headgear quickly. 🧠

The removable visor is a thoughtful extra for real outdoor use. It helps protect the eyes and face from common hazards like insects and direct sunlight, and it can be adjusted upwards to maximise visibility when required. If your child prefers an unobstructed view on clear days, the option to lift the visor gives you that control without needing to switch helmets.

Fit is another strong point, thanks to a stable adjustment system. Children can adjust the chin pad strap area and the rear adjustment mechanism themselves to find a comfortable setup. Take note that comfort and safety go together, so it is worth checking the fit each time the helmet is worn, especially as hair, hats, or growth changes can affect how it sits.

This helmet is also presented as suitable for a variety of activities beyond just bikes. It can be used for mountain bikes, sports bikes, scooters, skateboards, BMX, and similar cycling or riding sports. That versatility makes it easier to keep one helmet for multiple hobbies, rather than buying separate options for every pastime. ✅

What you’ll notice day to day

It is not just about protection on day one, it is about whether a helmet stays practical for children who are learning habits on the move. The adjustable design and the ability for kids to make small changes themselves can reduce the back and forth that often happens when a helmet feels slightly off. When the fit feels right, children are more likely to keep the helmet on for the full ride, which supports safer routines.

The ventilation and lightweight build are also noticeable during warm afternoons. With 15 vents and lightweight EPS, the helmet is designed to support airflow and help keep the head cooler while cycling or skating. If your child rides often, or tends to get sweaty quickly, this type of comfort detail can make a difference to how willing they are to wear the helmet.

For families, the visor feature can help reduce distractions from sun glare or small irritants like insects during outdoor trips. And because it is removable, you are not locked into one look or one level of coverage for every outing. Worth considering if you want one kids helmet that handles everyday riding, changing conditions, and the need for adjustable comfort across ages 5 to 13.

Who it’s for

It’s a good fit if you need a CE EN1078 helmet for children aged 5 to 13, and you want an adjustable option that can grow with them from 50 to 57 cm. You’ll like it if your child rides more than once a week and you want comfortable, lightweight wear with ventilation and a removable visor.

It may not suit you if your child needs a very specific head shape beyond the stated size range, because fit depends on the correct measurements. It might also be a less natural choice if you prefer a visorless helmet or your routes are indoors where face protection from sun and insects is less relevant.