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Whether you're commuting to work or taking a pleasure ride on your Xiaomi of Segway-Ninebot, safety comes first. Although a helmet is often e-steps While not yet mandatory everywhere, it offers essential protection in busy city traffic. Our helmet collection is specially selected for its comfort, light weight, and modern urban design.
From minimalist helmets with a matte finish to smart helmets with integrated LED lighting and turn signals; we have the perfect match for your riding style. Our helmets are certified according to European safety standards, so you can hit the road with peace of mind.
Regulations vary by country and vehicle type. For approved e-steps Helmets are often mandatory for those traveling faster than 25 km/h. Even if not legally required, we strongly recommend wearing a helmet due to the vulnerability of cyclists in traffic.
Many e-scooter helmets have an "urban" design that offers more protection for the back of the head compared to traditional racing bike helmets. Integrated lights are also common on e-scooter helmets because scooter users are lower to the ground and less noticeable.
A helmet should fit securely but not constrict. If you shake your head without the chin strap fastened, the helmet should not shift. Use the dial on the back to adjust the helmet to the circumference of your head.
Yes, most smart helmets in our range have a built-in battery that you can easily charge via USB. This significantly increases your visibility to oncoming traffic.
Yes, skateboard helmets (also called 'pot skins') are very suitable for e-stepsThey offer good protection in the event of a backward fall and match the urban look of the electric scooter.
Absolutely. The helmet's internal structure (the EPS foam) is designed to absorb the impact once by deforming. After an impact, this protective effect is lost, even if the exterior still appears undamaged.
