Kids Ski Helmets

Of course! On Decathlon.com.gr, you’ll find a wide range of children’s ski helmets suitable for all ages and skill levels. They’re lightweight, easy to use, and designed to provide comfort and protection on the slopes. They feature a ventilation system to help manage sweat and have been tested in real-life conditions. Pair them with a visor system for extra protection against UV rays.

From the very first day the child starts skiing! A helmet is essential for every young skier, regardless of age or skill level. Choose a helmet that meets European standards, with the right size and a good fit, and the child will be ready for safe and fun adventures on the slopes!

To find the right size, measure the circumference of your child’s head with a tape measure about 1–2 cm above the eyebrows. Based on this measurement, choose the appropriate size. The helmet should sit securely and comfortably—not too tight, but not loose enough to move around. Make sure the straps fasten comfortably under the chin and that the helmet doesn’t shift when the child shakes their head. If the helmet doesn’t have a visor, we recommend trying it on with their goggles: there should be no gap between the helmet and the goggles.

Children’s ski helmets must meet the European safety standard EN 1077, which means they have been tested for shock absorption and penetration resistance. This ensures that your child’s head is properly protected in the event of a fall or collision. In addition, for proper and comfortable protection, make sure the helmet fits well, has sufficient ventilation so the child doesn’t sweat, and is lightweight so they can wear it comfortably without being bothered.

To make sure the helmet fits properly, make sure it sits level on the head and doesn’t tilt backward. Have the child shake their head forward and backward and then side to side: the helmet should not move. The straps should fasten comfortably under the chin and shouldn’t be too loose. If the helmet presses on any spot or the child feels it “pulling,” then it likely needs a different size or adjustment.
The most important thing is that the child feels comfortable even after a few minutes, without any irritation, because that way they will wear it happily on the slopes!

To keep the helmet in good condition, always let it dry completely after skiing and then store it in a soft bag or helmet cover. Keep it away from moisture, heat, and strong sunlight because these can damage the shell and padding.Don't forget to inspect the helmet for any damage or cracks before using it again.