TOIMSA Casco de bicicleta para niños Barbie 10865 - Rosa, 52-56 cm

Watching your child pedal away on their first bike can be nerve-wracking, but the TOIMSA Barbie Kids' Bicycle Helmet 10865 turns that worry into confidence. This certified hardshell helmet combines reliable protection with vibrant Barbie graphics, making it a favourite accessory for young riders. Sized for head circumferences of 52–56 cm, it’s built to safeguard children on bicycles and scooters while keeping them comfortable and cool.

Who is it for

Ideal for children—especially girls—who are learning to ride a bike, scooter, or skateboard. The adjustable rear dial and quick-release buckle ensure a snug, comfortable fit for growing heads, making it perfect for daily use, school commutes, and weekend park outings.

Main features

• Certified safety: Meets CE EN 1078 standards for cycling and scooter helmets.
• Durable construction: Hard PVC outer shell with shock-absorbing EPS inner liner.
• Optimal ventilation: 6 air vents keep the head cool during active play.
• Easy adjustment: Rear dial system and adjustable chin straps for a custom fit.
• Comfortable padding: Removable and washable inner pads for hygiene.
• Fun Barbie design: Vibrant pink colour with Barbie graphics that kids love.

Specifications

• Brand: TOIMSA
• Model: 10865
• MPN: 10865
• EAN: 8422084108656
• Helmet type: Bicycle helmet
• User age group: Children
• Gender: Girls
• Head circumference: 52-56 cm
• Outer shell material: PVC
• Inner liner material: EPS (Expanded Polystyrene)
• Ventilation: 6 air vents
• Adjustment system: Rear dial adjustment
• Strap system: Adjustable chin straps
• Closure type: Quick-release buckle
• Safety certification: CE EN 1078
• Padding: Removable and washable
• Design: Barbie graphics
• Colour: Pink
• Construction: Hardshell
• Recommended use: Cycling, scooter riding

Tips

To ensure a proper fit, adjust the rear dial until the helmet sits snugly but comfortably on your child’s head. The chin strap should be tight enough to allow only one finger between the strap and the chin. Replace the helmet after any significant impact, even if no damage is visible.