MIPS Helme

The best children's and youth bicycle helmets MIPS under 100€

MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System. In a crash, rotational forces often act on the head, for example when you fall sideways or at an angle. These rotational movements can be especially dangerous for the brain. MIPS is a special layer inside the helmet that can move slightly on impact and so reduces these harmful rotational forces.

Discover MIPS helmets

Cycling safety shouldn't be a question of budget. That's why we're showing you the best KED bicycle helmets MIPS-Technology for children and teenagers under €100 - helmets that offer the highest level of protection without breaking your budget. 

What is MIPS and why is it important?

MIPS stands for Multi-directional Impact Protection System. When you fall, rotational forces often arise that act on your head - for example if you fall sideways or at an angle. These rotational movements can be particularly dangerous for the brain. MIPS is a special layer in the helmet that can move slightly during an impact, reducing these damaging rotational forces.

This MIPS-System works through a special sliding system in the helmet that reduces the rotational energy acting on the head in the event of an impact - even when falling at oblique angles. This innovative technology was developed by brain surgeons and scientists and offers significantly increased head protection. Many of ours MIPS Helmets are also included K-Fitsystem, so you can benefit not only from increased safety but also from quick adjustment of your helmet and a high level of comfort. 

The best KED MIPS-Helmets under 100€

Check out the best MIPS-Helmets for less than €100 – in different sizes, colors and designs! 

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All bicycle helmets included Mips discover

At KED you will find selected bicycle helmets with the MIPS Brain Protection System. Discover the available models and find a helmet that suits your size, intended use and desired equipment.
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KED Pop II – The further development of the bestseller

The KED Pop II is the revised version of the popular Pop-Children's helmet. KED took feedback from parents and children into account and improved various details. The closure system has been simplified so that your kids can put the helmet on and take it off themselves more easily. Nevertheless, the helmet still offers the tried and tested K-FIT System for the perfect fit. 

Why the KED Pop II convinced:

  • MIPS Brain protection system for additional safety at oblique impact angles
  • Improved closure system for easy handling
  • Tried and tested K-FIT Adjustment system for exceptional comfort
  • Exciting new motifs
  • In-Mold Technology for seamless design and low weight
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KED Pop II - Children's and youth helmet included Mips

The KED Pop II thrilled with built-in Mips Brain Protection System and integrated LED rear light for ideal protection.
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KED Street Jr. Pro – Safety for young racing cyclists 

The KED Street Jr. Pro is specially designed for children who want to cycle sportily and safely. The optimized ventilation ensures that kids stay cool even on wild rides. 

That's what draws it KED Street Jr. Pro from:

  • Aerodynamic design for sporty rides
  • K-FIT Adjustment system guarantees perfect fit
  • Optimized ventilation for a comfortable ride
  • Lightweight construction for high wearing comfort

Who are they suitable for? MIPS-Helmets?

MIPS-Helmets are suitable for every cyclist, regardless of age, gender or riding style. They provide additional protection for urban, off-road and mountain riding, as well as any other type of cycling. 

MIPS-Helmets are particularly suitable for children and young people as their brains are still developing and require special protection. Commuters in city traffic also benefit from the additional safety, as they are exposed to different and often unpredictable traffic situations every day. Even if you're a recreational cyclist, you can take helmets with you MIPS wear them - they protect you at all times and on every journey. 

Conclusion: Security does not have to be expensive

The KED MIPS-Helmets under €100 impressively prove that the highest safety standards are affordable for everyone. With innovative MIPStechnology, German quality and sophisticated design, they offer the perfect protection for every cyclist.

Whether for your child with the KED Pop or Pop II or for sporty drivers with the KED Street Jr. Pro – at KED you will find the perfect helmet that not only provides optimal protection, but also fits your individual riding style and budget. Browse our shopto find your absolute favorite! 

 

Frequently asked questions about the topic

Does MIPS make sense in kids helmets?

MIPS can be a sensible extra option for children, but it is not a must for every kids helmet. The system can reduce the rotational movement of the head in certain angled impacts. The right size, a correct fit and EN 1078 certification remain decisive. A well fitting kids helmet without MIPS is also a good choice.

What does a MIPS kids helmet cost?

MIPS kids helmets are available well under €100. With the POP (from €34.98) and the Pop II (€69.95), KED offers two models that combine the MIPS Brain Protection System with in-mold technology, at a price most families can afford.

What is the difference between a helmet with and without MIPS?

A conventional bicycle helmet absorbs impact energy through its EPS foam shell. A helmet with MIPS additionally has a thin sliding layer that can allow a relative movement between head and helmet in certain angled impacts. This can reduce the rotational movement of the head. With or without MIPS, what counts is a correct fit and EN 1078 certification.

Does MIPS make the helmet heavier?

Hardly noticeable. The MIPS system adds only around 20 to 30 g. On KED kids helmets with in-mold technology the total weight still stays very low. Children do not notice the difference in everyday use.

From what age are MIPS helmets available for children?

KED offers MIPS kids helmets from a head circumference of about 48 cm, which usually corresponds to an age from around 3 years. What counts is not the age but the head circumference. Measure your child's head about 1 to 2 cm above the eyebrows to find the right size.

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Melissa writes about bicycle helmets, cycling and road safety. With a clear eye for trends and consumer issues, she prepares specialist knowledge in such a way that it is easy for readers to understand and use immediately.