Even he wears one.

A helmet only protects a child who agrees to wear it. So every Pit Lane shell is worn by 40 riders aged 4 to 8 for 28 mornings before any colour is printed on it.

Find their size£34, sizes S to L
A third of a lap

Fit first, paint last

The shell, the straps and the pads are tested on real heads on real school runs. Only the ones children kept on get a colour.

40testers aged 4 to 8
28mornings each
3shells sent back to the drawing board
Two thirds of a lap

No pinch under the chin

A magnetic buckle closes with one hand and keeps a finger's gap from the skin. The pads come out and wash at 30°. At 230 g it weighs about as much as an apple and a half.

How big is their head?

Wrap a soft tape just above the eyebrows. The size you pick is drawn on him first.

51cm

Size S, 48 to 52 cm. That's most 4 and 5 year olds.

Between two sizes, take the smaller one: the dial at the back opens it by 3 cm.

Then the colour

4 colours, printed only after the fit passed. Pick one and he'll wear it.

Lap done

Pit Lane helmet
size S, Cone
£34

Free size swap for 60 days, even after a fall.

Gordon in Cone, size S, after his lap

Made for the slow first rides

For the wobbly ones on the grass, without stabilisers, with a grown-up jogging behind.

Standard
Tested to EN 1078 for bike, scooter and skates.
Weight
230 g in size S, 260 g in size L.
After a fall
Send a photo and get a new shell at half price. Foam that has taken a knock doesn't protect twice.
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