Met Elfo, kid's Cycle Helmet, 2015MET’s kids helmets have always evolved from a simple but great idea to not just reproduce adult models in a smaller size but to pay special attention to the specific demands of our youngest customers.And even the Elfo is not a small version of Genio, it has its own shape with greater head coverage and is better suited to babies. Other examples of specific adaptations: the back of the helmet is almost vertical to enable the child to sit up straight in the bike seat and then there is the Bimbi-Secure internal geometry concept.It ensures there is no contact between the helmet and the fontanel, the most fragile zone of the child’s head, even on impact.

Met Elfo, kid's Cycle Helmet, 2015MET’s kids helmets have always evolved from a simple but great idea to not just reproduce adult models in a smaller size but to pay special attention to the specific demands of our youngest customers.And even the Elfo is not a small version of Genio, it has its own shape with greater head coverage and is better suited to babies. Other examples of specific adaptations: the back of the helmet is almost vertical to enable the child to sit up straight in the bike seat and then there is the Bimbi-Secure internal geometry concept.It ensures there is no contact between the helmet and the fontanel, the most fragile zone of the child’s head, even on impact.

Met Elfo, kid's Cycle Helmet, 2015MET’s kids helmets have always evolved from a simple but great idea to not just reproduce adult models in a smaller size but to pay special attention to the specific demands of our youngest customers.And even the Elfo is not a small version of Genio, it has its own shape with greater head coverage and is better suited to babies. Other examples of specific adaptations: the back of the helmet is almost vertical to enable the child to sit up straight in the bike seat and then there is the Bimbi-Secure internal geometry concept.It ensures there is no contact between the helmet and the fontanel, the most fragile zone of the child’s head, even on impact.

Met Elfo, kid's Cycle Helmet, 2015MET’s kids helmets have always evolved from a simple but great idea to not just reproduce adult models in a smaller size but to pay special attention to the specific demands of our youngest customers.And even the Elfo is not a small version of Genio, it has its own shape with greater head coverage and is better suited to babies. Other examples of specific adaptations: the back of the helmet is almost vertical to enable the child to sit up straight in the bike seat and then there is the Bimbi-Secure internal geometry concept.It ensures there is no contact between the helmet and the fontanel, the most fragile zone of the child’s head, even on impact.