Raskullz Helmets Kids Love

Both are kids’ sizes, but they’re built for different head circumferences. The Raskullz helmet 3–5 typically fits younger riders around toddler/child sizes (often near 48–52 cm), while the Raskullz helmet 5–8 usually covers slightly larger heads (often near 50–54 cm). Always choose by head measurement, not just age. Both versions feature a protective EPS liner, adjustable straps, and the fun Raskullz designs kids love.

Yes. Raskullz bike helmets are designed to meet the U.S. CPSC bicycle helmet standard for riders age 1 and up, depending on model. Look for the certification label inside the helmet for confirmation. Some models may also be multi‑sport and meet additional standards; always check the specific helmet’s sticker or packaging.

A Raskullz toddler helmet should sit level on the head, resting about two fingers above the eyebrows, with no rocking front to back. Adjust the side straps to form a snug “Y” around each ear and tighten the chin strap so only one or two fingers fit under it. If the helmet moves when your child shakes their head, tighten the fit system or try a smaller size. A properly fitted Raskullz toddler helmet stays comfortably in place.

Wrap a soft tape measure level around the head—about an inch (2–3 cm) above the eyebrows—and note the circumference in centimeters. Compare that number to the helmet’s size range. If they fall between sizes, choose the size that allows a snug fit with the adjusters. Use this method to pick between a Raskullz helmet 3–5 and a Raskullz helmet 5–8.

A Raskullz bike helmet that meets the CPSC bicycle standard is fine for bicycling and casual scooter riding. For skateboarding or aggressive skating, look for a dual‑certified or multi‑sport Raskullz model that also meets a skate standard. Always check the certification label to confirm the intended activities.

A Raskullz Mohawk helmet is a kids’ bike helmet with a 3D mohawk attached to the shell for bold style. The mohawk is decorative; the protective performance comes from the EPS foam liner and overall helmet design. Raskullz mohawk helmets still include vents and adjustable straps, so kids get the look they want with the comfort they need.

Wipe the shell, straps, and pads with mild soap and water, then air dry. Avoid solvents, abrasive cleaners, or high heat. Store the helmet in a cool, dry place, and replace it after any significant impact or if you see cracks, crushed foam, or broken parts.

Replace it after any crash or hard impact, even if you don’t see damage, because the foam is designed to absorb one major hit. Also replace it if there are cracks, loose parts, or degraded straps/pads. As a general guideline, many parents refresh a child’s helmet every 3–5 years or sooner if the rider outgrows the size.

Raskullz bike baskets typically attach to handlebars with simple straps, so they fit most kids’ bikes and many scooters. Check your handlebar diameter and spacing to be sure. Use the Raskullz bike basket for small, light items to keep steering stable and safe.