Nutcase Helmets--the most fun a helmet ever had!

Wearing a helmet is critical for your protection when riding a bike. It used to be that you'd have to look boring or like a racer when you wanted to be safe, but with the welcome arrival of Nutcase Helmets, all of that has changed! Welcome to the wonderful world of Nutcase Helmets--The Most Fun a Helmet Ever Had!

You know you're on to something when your bike helmet wins the Eurobike Award! Could it be their great style, excellent head coverage (both back and front of the head), or their multi-sport use? These fun and solid helmets provide comfort, style, and safety. They can be used when bicycling, skateboarding, scootering, or inline skating. Every Nutcase multi-purpose helmet complies with all CPSC safety standards for bicycle and skateboard helmets.

Be sure to measure your head for accurate sizing. Your helmet should fit snugly, placed level on your head .

Helmet Size Chart

HEAD SIZE (inches)	HEAD SIZE (centimeters)	HAT SIZE (for reference)	HELMET SIZE	GENERAL AGE
20 1/2	52	6 ½	Small/Medium (S/M)	5-7 years
20 7/8	53	6 5/8
21 ¼	54	6 ¾
21 5/8	55	6 7/8
22	56	7	Medium/ Large (M/L)	8-15 years
22 3/8	57	7 1/8
22 ¾	58	7 ¼
23 1/8	59	7 3/8
23 1/2	60	7 1/2
23 7/8	61	7 5/8	Large/Extra Large (L/XL)	16 years and older
24 1/4	62	7 ¾
24 5/8	63	7 7/8
25	64	8

Determining Your Helmet Size

The proper helmet fit is an important factor for safety and comfort. We want to ensure that you get the best protection from injury and the maximum performance with a properly sized helmet. A snug, aligned fit will achieve a safe and secure ride. Below are simple steps to determine the proper size.

Remember to always ride safely!

Step 1: Measurement

Measure the circumference of your head with a tape measure. Place the tape measure slightly above the ear and bring it across the mid-forehead, completely circling the head about 1 inch above the eyebrows. Take several measurements to make sure you have the largest size. If you do not have a tape measure, use a string and measure it against a ruler. The chart below will assist on which size is the best fit. If a measurement falls in between sizes, go up to the larger size

Step 2: Try it On

Once you have received your helmet, try it on. The helmet should be worn level on the head and not slide or move freely when you roll your head from side to side. If this is the case, you should use the extra padding provided with your helmet to achieve a more snug fit.

Step 3: Wear It!

Be sure the front of your helmet lies just above your eyebrows and the back of the helmet does not touch the nape of your neck. The chin strap should fit snugly, but not too tight to cause discomfort or choking. Securely fasten he chin strap and try to roll the helmet off your head. If the skin on your forehead moves slightly, you have a good fit.