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Safety is the absolute priority when you get on an electric skateboard. At speeds of up to 40 km/h on a Onewheel of Elwing A standard skate helmet is often insufficient. Our collection of e-skate helmets combines superior impact protection with a streamlined design.
We offer a selection of full face helmets for maximum protection of the jaw and face, as well as lightweight open-faced Models with extra ventilation. Many of our helmets meet the strictest safety standards, so you can hit the road with peace of mind.
While a standard helmet is better than nothing, we recommend specifically certified helmets (such as NTA 8776) for e-skating. These are tested for higher impact speeds and offer better protection for the temples and back of the head.
A full-face helmet is recommended if you often ride at high speed (above 25 km/h) or go off-road with your OnewheelIt provides essential protection for your chin, teeth, and face in the event of a forward fall.
Measure the circumference of your head approximately 2 cm above your eyebrows with a measuring tape. Use this measurement to select the correct size (S, M, L, or XL) from our size charts by brand.
Always replace your helmet immediately after a hard fall, even if there is no visible damage. It is also recommended to replace a helmet every 3 to 5 years because of the cushioningmaterial (EPS) can become brittle over time.
Yes, we have several models with integrated LED lights on the front and rear. This is ideal for e-skaters who often ride at dusk or in the dark.
MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is an additional layer in the helmet that reduces rotational forces from angled impacts. This significantly reduces the risk of brain injury if you fall from your board.
