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A solid skate helmet is essential whether you ride a skateboard, a pro scooter or BMX. Progress means trying new tricks. New tricks mean falls. A certified helmet gives you confidence and lets you focus on landing instead of worrying about your head.
Helmets are now standard in the skatepark and on the street. Even during a relaxed session, one wrong landing can happen fast. A proper skatepark helmet reduces the risk of serious head injury and gives you the mental freedom to push your riding further.
At RMDBike you’ll find skate helmets, BMX helmets and helmets for pro scooter riders made from durable materials and built for repeated impacts. These helmets are shaped to protect both the forehead and the back of the head, which is crucial during street and park falls.
Good ventilation, strong outer shells and comfortable inner padding make them suitable for long skatepark sessions, not just quick rides.
Fit is everything. A helmet that moves is not protecting you properly. Before ordering:
Each brand sizes differently, so never guess your size.
Looking for a kids skate helmet? Choose models marked Junior or Jr, or smaller sizes like XXS–XS. A helmet for children must sit securely and should not shift when they move their head.
Most adult riders go for sizes S–XXL. Always compare your head measurement with the manufacturer’s chart. A properly fitted BMX or scooter helmet should feel snug, sit low on the forehead and fully cover the back of the head.
Read our guide: how to choose the right skate helmet and make sure you pick the correct size before ordering.
REKD Ultralite In-Mold skate helmet | Black
£47.36
Tony Hawk Junior Set | Helmet + pads for children
£37.45
Not always. Skate helmets and bike helmets are built differently and may follow different safety certifications. Always check whether the helmet is approved for the sport you plan to use it for.
A skate helmet should fit snug without causing pain. It should not move when you shake your head and should sit low on your forehead while covering the back of your head properly.
If the impact was strong, most brands recommend replacing the helmet even if no cracks are visible. The internal foam can compress and lose its ability to absorb impact.
Skate helmets usually have a rounder shape and extend lower at the back to protect the occipital area and forehead. They are designed to handle multiple smaller impacts. Bicycle helmets are typically optimized for single high-speed impacts and often have more ventilation and a different coverage profile.
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