Author Flash Inmold X8 lasten pyöräilykypärä - harmaa/keltainen, 47-51 cm

When your child is learning to ride or enjoying a daily pedal around the neighbourhood, a helmet that feels comfortable and stays securely in place makes all the difference. The Author Flash Inmold X8 is a lightweight children's cycling helmet designed for heads measuring 47-51 cm, combining essential safety features with a playful grey and yellow look that young riders will love.

Key specifications

• Head circumference: 47-51 cm
• In-mold construction: polycarbonate outer shell fused with EPS foam for strength and impact absorption
• 11 ventilation holes promote airflow to keep little heads cool
• EasyLock dial adjustment provides a snug, secure fit
• Removable and washable inner padding for easy hygiene
• Integrated insect net in the front vents
• Removable visor offers additional sun protection
• Weight: approx. 220 g – light enough for all-day wear
• Complies with CE EN 1078 safety standard

Why choose it

The Flash Inmold X8 is built around a proven in-mold technique, bonding the tough outer shell to the shock-absorbing EPS foam. This keeps the helmet both robust and lightweight, so it won't weigh your child down during longer rides. The EasyLock dial at the back allows quick adjustments even with small hands, while the removable padding means you can keep the helmet fresh and clean after every adventure.

Ideal use cases

• Daily cycling to school, park rides or family bike trips
• First solo rides for young beginners
• Use for balance bikes, bicycles and tricycles on safe paths
• Active kids who need a breathable, comfortable helmet for longer outings

Good to know

Always measure your child's head circumference before choosing a helmet – it should sit level on the head and feel snug without being uncomfortable. The integrated insect net helps keep bugs out during summer rides, and the removable visor can be detached when not needed. With its grey/yellow colourway, the Flash Inmold X8 is a practical, safety-conscious choice for young cyclists.