Edelrid
Edelrid Kids Shield II – helmet for kids and teens
Edelrid Kids Shield II – helmet for kids and teens
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The Kids Shield II is a popular, stylish softshell helmet made for children and teenagers. It’s lightweight, well-ventilated, and easy to fit, so it works well for gym sessions, outdoor climbing, and general mountain use for young climbers.
Large vents and airflow design keep the head cool, while the interior padding is removable and washable to stay hygienic over time. A simple, fully adjustable chin strap and a refined adjustment system ensure a secure, comfortable fit. The helmet also includes multiple headlamp clips for early mornings or late evenings on the wall.
Why we like it at arrampica!
- Kid‑friendly design that still delivers real climbing protection
- Strong airflow and easy hygiene with washable padding
- Secure, simple fit adjustment for growing kids
- Useful headlamp clips for school trips or after‑school climbs
- Light, durable construction suitable for regular use
Key Features
- Airflow system with large vents for continual air exchange
- Removable, washable interior padding for hygiene
- Four robust headlamp clips
- Fully adjustable chin strap with closure positioned under the ear
- Lightweight In‑Mold construction: EPS foam core + tough polycarbonate shell
- Updated Wing Fit system with rear adjustment dial to fit all head shapes
- Side, front, and back impact tested to EN 12492
- Variants with orange opening mechanism and orange Wing Fit also comply with EN 1078 for bicycle helmets
Technical Details
| Brand | Edelrid |
|---|---|
| Construction | In‑Mold: EPS core + polycarbonate shell |
| Padding | Removable, washable |
| Headlamp clips | Four clips |
| Adjustment system | Wing Fit rear dial + chin strap under‑ear closure |
| Ventilation | Large vents for constant airflow |
| Use | Climbing, via ferrata, youth outdoor use |
| Certifications | EN 12492; EN 1078 for specific orange variants |
| Size | Kid size range, typically 48–56 cm |
arrampica! tip
Great pick for a child’s first real climbing helmet. Choose it when you want something light, ventilated, and easy to keep clean — perfect for school groups, weekend crag days, or family trips.
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