In this video I unbox and test out a six-pack of kids bike helmets and show you exactly what you’re getting inside the box. This is a bulk pack of six helmets meant for kids around ages 3 to 8, and I walk through the fit range (about 18.9 inches to 21.3 inches) and how the adjustable dial lets you tighten or loosen the helmet as your child grows. I also point out the build, like the hard plastic outer shell and the EPS core inside that’s there for impact protection. I also go over the comfort features that actually matter when you’re trying to get kids to keep a helmet on—11 vent holes for airflow, a design that’s carved out around the ears, and extra interior padding that’s Velcro so you can move it around and adjust it. The straps are comfortable, there’s a secure buckle, and you can adjust the strap length. My favorite part is the multiple colors in one set, because if you’ve got more than one kid (or a group), it’s easy to tell whose helmet is whose. Overall, I like these for biking, scootering, skateboarding, and other outdoor activities where they need head protection.