Abus Helmet Skurb MIPS Concrete Grey M 55-59cm

Unmatched Protection for Young Urban Explorers.

Kids live their lives outside, chasing thrills on bikes, skateboards, and scooters. Keeping them safe without slowing them down is the ultimate challenge. The Abus Skurb MIPS helmet in concrete grey delivers reliable, cutting-edge protection with a bold skater style that kids love. Engineered with the proven In-Mold process, it fuses a tough outer shell with shock-absorbing materials for maximum stability and impact resistance. Designed to keep up with every fall, rise, and grind, this helmet offers custom comfort and a secure fit thanks to its adjustable rear dial—plus extra room for ponytails. Lightweight and rugged, it stays put during every adventure, empowering young riders to push limits while parents rest easy.

Key Features

• Proven In-Mold construction for superior impact absorption and durability.
• Adjustable rear dial system for a personalized, secure fit.
• Room for ponytails without compromising comfort or safety.
• Lightweight yet robust design that won’t slip or weigh down.
• Bold skater-inspired look that kids are proud to wear.
• Available in multiple colors and patterns to match every young rider’s style.

Technical Specifications

• Skater style designed specifically for cool kids.
• Reliable protection for young adventurers on bikes, skateboards, and scooters.
• Constructed using the proven In-Mold process, permanently bonding a robust outer shell with shock-absorbing helmet material.
• Optimized for the best possible stability during impacts.
• Adjustable fit system with a convenient dial located at the back of the head.
• Accommodates head circumferences from 55 to 59 cm (Size M).
• Extra space designed to comfortably fit ponytails.
• Lightweight and sturdy construction that resists slipping.
• Encourages kids to embrace the motto: fall, get up, and keep practicing.
• Engages parents and children in the purchase decision with a variety of colors and patterns.
• Color: Concrete Grey.

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