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Giro Dime Helmet

CHF 43.90 CHF 59.00
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Choosing the right size

Measure your child’s head circumference one finger above the eyebrows, then choose the size that includes this measurement.

Available sizes: 47-51 cm, 51-55 cm

If in doubt, drop by the showroom: we’ll fit it with you.

Delivery CHF 8.50Free from CHF 100, in Switzerland
14 days to change your mindUnused, in its original packaging
Free pickup at the showroomGeneva, usually ready within 24 hours
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Description

A skate-style helmet for kids, the junior version of Giro’s Quarter. Two sizes cover head circumferences from 47 to 55 cm.

What reassures you. A tough ABS outer shell over an EPS liner that absorbs impacts, with riveted strap anchors. Pads in different thicknesses (Fit Kit) fine-tune the fit. Meets the European standard EN 1078 for bike helmets.

What your child will love. The skateboard look and the bright colours. Soft pads that absorb sweat.

Specifications
  • CONSTRUCTION ABS SHELL WITH EPS LINER
  • POLYURETHANE BUMPER COATING HELPS PROTECT EPS LINER
  • VENTILATION 9 VENTS
  • FIT SYSTEM FIT KIT PADDING
  • PRODUCT WEIGHT 450G (SIZE SMALL CPSC, CE)
  • CERTIFICATION CE EN1078
Delivery and returns

Delivery within Switzerland only, by Swiss Post or Planzer: CHF 8.50, free for orders from CHF 100. We usually ship within 2 working days. Free pickup at our showroom, Rue des Rois 3 in Geneva, usually ready within 24 hours.

You have 14 days after delivery to request a return by emailing team@revolvbikes.com. The item must be unused, with its tags and in its original packaging. Gift vouchers and sale items cannot be returned.

For an exchange, return the item and place a new order.

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Good to know

How do I fit it properly?

The helmet covers the forehead, two fingers above the eyebrows. Tighten the adjuster at the back, then set the straps in a V under the ears: one finger should fit under the chin strap.

When should it be replaced?

After a crash with an impact, even without visible damage, and as soon as it gets too small.

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