Protection
Skateboard Helmets – Safety That Matches Your Style
A quality skateboard helmet is the most important piece of protection you can wear. It keeps your head safe from impacts with asphalt, kerbs and rails, whether you are cruising through town, riding a bowl or practising new tricks at the skatepark. Here you will find a carefully selected range of models that combine safety, comfort and a skate-friendly look.
Skateboard helmets are usually designed with a low profile and extended coverage over the back of the head, giving you better protection against the kinds of falls that are common when skating. Choose a helmet that fits correctly and is certified for skateboarding, and you will enjoy both improved protection and greater confidence as you try new moves.
How to Choose the Right Skateboard Helmet
When choosing a helmet, pay special attention to size, fit, certification and how you plan to use it. A helmet should neither squeeze uncomfortably nor feel so loose that it can slide around on your head.
- Size and head circumference measure your head horizontally just above your eyebrows and compare it with the size guide. If you fall between two sizes, the adjustment dial and pads become especially important.
- Fit and adjustment choose a helmet with an adjustable retention system and replaceable or thicker pads if you would like to fine-tune the fit so it stays secure without feeling tight.
- Certification look for approvals such as CE EN 1078, which applies to cycling, skating and roller sports. This shows the helmet has passed impact and shock tests.
- Material and construction the outer shell is typically made from ABS plastic or another impact-resistant material, while the interior uses energy-absorbing EPS foam to cushion impacts during a fall.
- Ventilation multiple vents and well-placed channels in the foam enhance airflow, helping you stay cool on warm days or during long sessions.
- User level and style beginners should focus on comfort and a secure fit, while experienced riders often value low weight, good ventilation and a design that matches their setup.
If you also plan to use the helmet for cycling or roller skating, it is especially important to choose a model with suitable certification and an all-round fit that stays comfortable through longer rides. Check the available sizes, review the specifications, and choose the helmet that best matches your level and riding style so you can head out on your board safely and with confidence.