
Nutcase Helmets are multi purpose helmets designed for cycling, skateboarding, etc. Nutcase Helmets have imaginative, original and unique graphics to reflect your personal style. Kids and adults can have a helmet thats safe while standing out from the general aerodynamic styles of most cycle helmets. See our LITTLE NUTTY page for a stylish range of helmets for toddlers designed by NUTCASE.

Nutcase Helmets now come in size S- L fitting heads from 52cm to 60cm. Along with your helmet you will receive 4 sets of pads of varying thickness so you just select the size of pad that creates the best fit for you.
If you would like to purchase a Nutcase Helmet or would like help or info on sizing please call us on 01256 496060 or send us an email.













The proper helmet fit is an important factor for safety and comfort. Here at Nutcase, we want to ensure that you get the best protection from injury and the maximum performance with a properly sized helmet. A snug, aligned fit will achieve a safe and secure ride. Below are simple steps in determining the proper helmet size. Remember to always ride safely!
Measure the circumference of your head with a tape measure. Place the tape measure slightly above the ear and bring it across the mid forehead completely circling the head about 1 inch above the eyebrows. Take several measurements to make sure you have the largest size. If you do not have a tape measure, use a string and measure it against a ruler. The chart below will assist on which size is the best helmet fit. If a measurement falls in between a size, go up to the larger size.
Once you have determined your helmet size, try it on. The helmet should be worn level on the head and not slide or move freely when you roll your head from side to side. If this is the case, you have a helmet that is too large. Extra padding may help provide a better, more snug fit.
Be sure the front of the helmet lays just above your eyebrows and that the back of the helmet does not touch the nape of your neck. The chin strap should fit snug but not too tight to cause discomfort or choking. Securely fasten the chin strap and try to roll the helmet off your head. If the skin on your forehead moves slightly, you have a good fit.