KED Meggy Spark gewinnt Design & Innovation Award 2026

KED Meggy Spark wins Design & Innovation Award 2026

The KED Meggy Spark has won the renowned Design & Innovation Award (DI.A) 2026. The jury particularly praised the successful combination of state of the art safety technology, well thought out design and exceptionally fair value for money.

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Good news for all parents who value safety, design and a fair price-performance ratio: The KED Meggy Spark was awarded the prestigious Design & Innovation Award (DI.A) 2026 excellent. This children's helmet combines the latest technology "Made in Germany" with an unbeatable price - all without compromising on quality and safety.

Reasons for the award

  • The reinforced back of the head area and stable side panels offer significantly increased impact protection with minimal weight.
  • 8 ventilation openings with insect protection and the new, soft Keddy inner padding ensure this high wearing comfort.
  • Highly placed reflectors and optionally available USB-C LEDs increase safety in road traffic.
  • 15 colorful designs by the renowned graphic designer Mirko Borsche increase acceptance among children and ensure a child-friendly design.
  • This precise adjustment system allows perfect adjustment to any head shape for optimal fit and protection.
  • Fair price: Despite numerous upgrades, the price remains at €49.95 - thanks to production in Germany with full cost control.

Innovation meets fairness

The Meggy Spark sets new standards in terms of safety, comfort and design. What's special: Despite the numerous upgrades and the award, the price remains stable at €49.95 - exactly the same as its predecessor, the popular one Meggy Trend II. How is this possible? The answer lies in consistent production in Germany.

The new bestseller Made in Germany 

KED produces it Meggy Spark children's helmet at the Freiberg am Neckar location on your own In-Mold-machines. This means: short routes, high vertical integration and full control over quality and costs. This allows KED to implement innovations without driving up prices – a truly unique selling point in the industry.

Security that convinces

The Meggy Spark impresses with a modern In-Mold-structure, a reinforced back of the head area and stable side parts. The result: significantly increased impact protection with very low weight. With 8 ventilation openings, insect protection and the new, soft Keddy inner padding, wearing comfort is taken to a new level. Highly placed reflectors and an optionally available USB-C LED also ensure maximum visibility in traffic.

Designs that kids love

No matter how safe a helmet is, if children don't want to wear it, it's no use. This is exactly where KED comes in: The renowned graphic designer Mirko Borsche has developed 15 colorful, child-friendly designs that ensure maximum acceptance among little rascals. The result: The children enjoy wearing the helmet – and parents can rest easy.

Precise adjustment made easy

The further developed adjustment system enables precise adjustment to any head shape. Although the adjustment requires a short training period from the parents, once adjusted, the helmet fits perfectly and offers optimal protection.

More new colors are already in the works - the Meggy So Spark remains exciting!

Frequently asked questions about the topic

Which award did the KED Meggy Spark receive?

The Meggy Spark was honoured with the Design & Innovation Award 2026. The article explains which combination of protection, design and value for money convinced the jury.

Which safety features does the award highlight?

The focus is on the reinforced area at the back of the head, sturdy side sections and the child friendly fit. What remains decisive is adjusting the helmet exactly to the child's head.

Which children is the Meggy Spark suitable for?

The Meggy Spark is aimed at children in the Little Explorer range. What counts is not only age, but above all the measured head circumference and a secure fit.

Where is the Meggy Spark made?

The Meggy Spark is developed and produced in Freiberg am Neckar. That way KED links product development closely to its own manufacturing in Germany.

What should parents check when trying it on?

The helmet has to sit level, must not press and should not be able to shift backwards or forwards with the chin strap closed. The child should be happy to wear it.

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