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How to Keep Your Child’s Head Warm under Their Cycle Helmet

You need to pay special attention to your kids bike clothing especially during a particular spell of winter months when they can get cold. In this article, we will explore the different methods on how to keep your childs head warm under their cycling helmets using different cycling headwear. Have a look;

The Skull caps are also a great choice if you are looking for something more thermal and like a hat. These skull caps cover the head and ears of your children under their cycling helmets and keep them warm during winter rides. 100percent, Alpina, Wind X Treme, and ABUS offer the best headwear for kids that can be worn under their cycling helmets.

You can also use cycling headwear bandanas for keeping your child’s head warm. They are like headbands and keep the hairs out of the eyes and forehead while offering warmth inside the helmet.

Reminders:

• Make sure any layers you put inside must not affect the ability of the helmet and should strap up properly.
• Resize the helmet back to your child’s head when they are no longer using the layers for warmth so it fits perfectly.