The Short Version: The Consumer Goods (Bicycle Helmets) Safety Standard 2024 is Australia’s mandatory federal requirement for bicycle helmets sold in the country. A helmet must comply with one of six recognized standards: AS/NZS 2063:2020, AS/NZS…
The Short Version: Snell B-95 is a voluntary bicycle helmet standard that imposes stricter impact tests than mandatory CPSC 1203. B-95 requires a 2.2-meter flat-anvil drop versus CPSC’s 2-meter drop, and demands third-party laboratory certification before…
The Short Version: CPSC, EN 1078, and ASTM F1447 differ in three key ways: jurisdiction and legal enforceability, impact test severity, and the head coverage area required. CPSC is mandatory for U.S. bicycle helmet sales, EN…
The Smith Triad MIPS Bike Helmet offers certified protection with a sleek, modern design. It features Zonal Koroyd® and MIPS® for impact and rotational force absorption, a VaporFit™ system for adjustable comfort, and 19 vents…
The Short Version: Ski helmets and bike helmets are tested to different safety standards for different crash environments. Ski helmets meet ASTM F2040 or EN 1077; bike helmets meet CPSC 1203 or EN 1078. They are…
Motorcycle helmets are designed to provide protection for the rider’s head in the event of a crash. However, not all motorcycle helmets are created equal. Half helmets, in particular, are a popular choice for many…