🧢 Block Your Way to Safety & Style!
The Raskullz Block Hawk Child Bike Helmet combines playful 8-bit inspired design with serious safety, featuring 14 customizable building blocks, compliance with U.S. CPSC and ASTM standards, and a ventilated polycarbonate shell. Perfectly sized for kids aged 5-8 with head measurements of 50-54cm, it offers a secure, breathable fit for cycling and skateboarding adventures.
| Brand | Raskullz |
| Color | Block 8-Bit |
| Age Range (Description) | Kid |
| Size | 50-54cm |
| Special Feature | Ventilation |
| Model Name | Raskullz Block Hawk |
| Outer Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Cycling, Skateboarding |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 14 x 10 x 7 inches |
| Inner Material | Expanded Polystyrene |
| Item Weight | 11.36 ounces |
| Style | Block Hawk |
| UPC | 847268020162 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.56 x 8.39 x 7.24 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.34 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 14 x 10 x 7 inches |
| Brand Name | Raskullz |
| Warranty Description | One year limited |
| Material | Other |
| Suggested Users | unisex |
| Manufacturer | Cpreme |
| Part Number | 7122914 |
| Included Components | 14 Blocks, One Helmet |
K**.
Quality helmet that's fun!
Quality made helmet. My 7 year old grand daughter loves the helmet.
**S
Great fit for our 5 yr old
Helmet fits perfect for our 5 yr old. He loves that he can add a little build to it and ride around showing it off. It’s been about 6 months of good use and it doesn’t show signs of wear. He tosses it down and has wrecked with it on. It’s holding up well.
K**N
Son loves it
My son built a Lego mohawk on his. He loves it
G**Y
Block part is rubber, not hard plastic.
The block part is rubbery so it's a little harder to attach legos/blocks but my kid loves it. And I'm sure it's probably rubber for safety reasons. Very happy with this purchase.
D**Y
Awesome!
My son is totally obsessed with Legos so he went crazy when he saw this helmet. Perfect for him to take his creations along for the ride. Love it!
S**A
Not easy to build on, but it works
Make sure you know your child’s head size rather than go off the suggested age. My 4-yr old son has a huge head 😆. He really likes the digital looking design with a “video game heart”.He was also very excited about being able to build on it with building blocks (bricks), but then after working on it a while, he told me he was done. I was surprised to see that he had only placed 4 blocks. However, after trying to place a block myself, I see why. The pegs and the strip they are on are a rubbery material. The strip just has to be bent a little to make the pegs not align with your block. Then when it does align, it grips the block so you have to use some force or wiggling to get them to stick. The blocks it comes with are made of a normal material so they are easy to build off of once attached to the helmet. It is cute that it comes with matching blocks and I can confirm I was able to wiggle on other standard size bricks.The safety quality of the helmet looks good, as advertised. There were no noticeable flaws or other issues and the straps are not difficult to adjust although it takes some time the first time you put it on.My son likes to wear this even when he does not need to, but I am happy I don’t have to fight him to wear it. He says “it is amazing”. Of course he says that about a lot of things...
B**P
Yeah...That Makes Sense
My wife purchased this for safety. Nothing says safety like building Legos on your helmet. Now when my kid falls he'll have hard plastic Legos on his helmet. In between his helmet and the concrete will be legos...Am I the only person who thinks this a bad idea. These kind of decisions are why I haven't started a college fund.
W**.
Perfect for my 10 year old!
Fits perfect, unique kid approved design, great quality!
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