Kids' ski helmet
Children’s Ski Helmets: Safety, Comfort and Models for Every Age
Go straight to the main types of children’s ski helmets:
The right helmet starts with the right fit, followed by the right level of comfort so your child can wear it all day long. Depending on your needs, you can also opt for a helmet with an visor – a convenient alternative to the helmet and goggles combo. All our children’s helmets comply with the CE-EN 1077 standard and are selected to ensure safe skiing. Discover below our range of kids’ ski helmets, with models suited to every age, discipline and budget.
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£96.71
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£67.67
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£35.11
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£19.27
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£70.31
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£46.55
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£52.71
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£30.71
The Cairn Flow Junior Eucalyptus Stars children's ski helmet offers robust protection and superior comfort thanks to its ABS shell and Wheel Fit adjustment system.
- M (54-56)
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£52.71
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£30.71
The Cairn Flow Junior Mat Black Racing children's helmet offers protection and comfort with its ABS shell, thumbwheel adjustment and permanent ventilation.
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£70.31
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£52.71
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£87.91
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£61.51
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£96.71
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£57.99
The Electron Visor Junior Fuchsia is a Cairn ski helmet with integrated visor featuring an In-mold construction offering a durable protection.
- XS (49-51)
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£52.71
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£33.35
The Salomon Orka junior helmet is lightweight and benefits from an In-Mold construction as well as the Custom Dial adjustment system, it is ideal to protect young skiers and snowboarders.
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£35.11
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£24.55
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£123.11
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£79.99
The Head Mojo Set Paw Silver Red junior helmet combines lightness, optimal protection and comfort, with a Pat'Patrouille design and a matching category 2 mask.
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£167.11
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£108.15
- XS (48-52)
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£35.11
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£19.27
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£43.91
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£26.31
- S (53-54)
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£70.31
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£43.91
- S (53-56)
- M (56-59)
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£61.51
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£35.11
The Impulse Junior Mat Blood Orange children's helmet from Cairn offers safety, comfort and a precise fit to accompany every young skier on the slopes.
- XS (49-51)
- S (51-53)
- M (54-55)
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£96.71
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£67.67
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£96.71
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£67.67
- M (53-58)
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£70.31
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£43.91
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£35.11
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£24.55
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- M (54-56)
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£87.91
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£57.11
The Spy Lil' Galactic Mips Matte Orange Spy Ink helmet offers young skiers reliable protection, Mips tech and adjustable comfort for safe days on the slopes.
- M (51-53)
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Children’s Ski Helmets: Key Information Before Choosing
Essential on the slopes, a ski helmet is now a must-have safety item for children and teenagers. Whether your child is a beginner or already skis confidently, a properly fitted helmet helps reduce the risk of injury in the event of a fall or collision. Our selection makes it easy to compare models suited to your child’s age and skiing or riding style, while ensuring lasting comfort throughout the day.
Children’s Ski Helmets Meeting Safety Standards
All children’s ski helmets available at Glisshop comply with the CE-EN 1077 European standard, guaranteeing a level of protection suitable for both skiing and snowboarding. The choice of model is therefore never made at the expense of safety, but rather based on comfort, fit and the specific needs of each young skier.
Comfort, Fit and Helmet Type
For a child to keep their helmet on all day, comfort is a key factor. A lightweight, well-ventilated and properly fitted model will be far more pleasant to wear. Adjustable-size children’s ski helmets allow the fit to be tailored to the head shape and to grow with the child.
For youngsters who ski regularly or wear prescription glasses, a helmet with visor can be particularly convenient, simplifying the gear setup and removing the need for separate goggles.
What Is the Lifespan of a Children’s Ski Helmet?
A ski helmet has a limited lifespan. Exposure to impacts, temperature fluctuations and UV rays can degrade its protective performance. Generally, it is advisable to replace a helmet after a significant impact or after several seasons of use, even if there is no visible damage.
A Wide Range of Trusted Brands
Glisshop offers a selection of children’s ski helmets from leading winter sports brands such as Atomic, Bollé, Briko, Cairn, Cébé, K2, Marker, Picture, Poc, Rossignol, Salomon, Scott, Smith. Each brand offers models suited to different needs and budgets, ensuring every child can ski safely.
Want to compare with other models? You can also explore our full range of ski helmets for both adults and children.
To go further and get detailed, step-by-step guidance, we invite you to read our comprehensive guide “How to Choose a Ski Helmet”, which will help you refine your choice according to your child’s age and skiing style.
Frequently Asked Questions About Children’s Ski Helmets
How Long Can a Children’s Ski Helmet Be Used?
A well-maintained helmet can last several seasons, but it is recommended to replace it after a significant impact or if the comfort and fit are no longer optimal. The internal foam and protective materials may deteriorate over time, even without visible damage.
How Do You Know if a Children’s Ski Helmet Fits Properly?
A children’s ski helmet should fit snugly without compressing the head. It should neither move when the child shakes their head nor create pressure points. Adjustable-size models allow for fine-tuning the fit and can accommodate growth over multiple seasons.
What Is the Difference Between a Helmet with Visor and One with Separate Goggles?
A 2-in-1 helmet with visor often offers greater independence and fewer components to manage, but can be less adaptable to changing conditions (light levels, goggle compatibility). A helmet with separate goggles allows you to switch lenses according to brightness but requires good compatibility between the two.
Can a Children’s Ski Helmet Be Used for Snowboarding?
Yes, children’s ski helmets that meet the CE-EN 1077 standard are designed to provide protection for both skiing and snowboarding. The key is to choose a comfortable, well-fitted model suited to your child’s needs.