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Kids Safety Gear Range at a Glance
At R for Rabbit, we make kids protective gear set for children from 3 to 13 years. The range covers EN 1078 certified helmets, knee-elbow-wrist pad sets, and full 4-piece safety kits, priced between ₹598 to ₹2,198. Whether you’re buying a kids helmet online in India on its own or a complete set of knee and elbow pads for kids, there’s a fit for every rider.
Every helmet is EN 1078 certified, with an ABS outer shell over EPS shock-absorbing foam, adjustable straps, and breathable padding. It’s the kind of kids protective gear for cycling and skating that actually gets worn, and a safety helmet with knee elbow pads set covers the parts that hit the ground first. It’s all backed by 5 million+ Indian parents, offers free shipping over ₹499, and also a 15-day money-back promise.
What’s Inside a Full Kids Protective Gear Set
A full kids protective gear set has four pieces. Each one shields a body part that hits the ground first when kids fall while cycling or skating.
• Kids helmet – Protects the head, the single most important part to shield in a fall. Look for EN 1078 certification and an ABS outer shell with EPS shock-absorbing foam. The R for Rabbit Safe Play helmet fits kids from 5 to 13 years.
• Knee pads – Covers the front of the knee joint. Cushioned knee pads for kids with velcro straps stay put while your child pedals or pushes off on a scooter.
• Elbow pads – Protects the elbow from scrapes when a child breaks a fall with their arms. Elbow pads for kids matter because most skate and roller tumbles land on the elbow first.
• Wrist guards – Supports the wrist and palm during a fall. Kids instinctively put their hands out, so a wrist guard is what saves the wrist from a fracture.
A safety helmet with knee elbow pads is the standard 4-piece kit we sell as the Safe Play Combo: a kids helmet and pad set for beginners as much as for older, more confident riders.
Which Gear Do You Need for Which Sport?
The right gear depends on how your child rides and what surface they ride on.
|
Activity |
Gear Needed |
Age Range |
R for Rabbit Pick |
|
Tricycle (backyard, indoor) |
Helmet only |
1.5 to 4 years |
Safe Play Helmet (helmet only) |
|
Bicycle (with training wheels) |
Helmet + knee pads |
3 to 5 years |
Safe Play Combo Set |
|
Bicycle (no training wheels) |
Full 4-piece set |
5 to 10 years |
Safe Play Protective Gear Set |
|
Kids scooter |
Full 4-piece set |
3 to 8 years |
Safe Play Protective Gear Set |
|
Skating / roller skates |
Full 4-piece set + wrist guards |
5 to 12 years |
Kids Safety Protector Pads Set |
|
Skateboard |
Full 4-piece set + wrist guards |
6 to 13 years |
Safe Play Set with Helmet |
For any wheeled activity, we recommend the full 4-piece kit. Kids protective gear for cycling and skating, follow the same 4-piece safety standard, whatever the sport, which is why the best kids protective gear set for Indian kids is simply the complete one.
How to Fit a Kids Helmet and Pads the Right Way
A helmet that sits wrong protects nothing, and pads that slip mid-ride do the same. Here’s how to fit each piece properly.
- Measure your child’s head first: Run a soft measuring tape around the largest part of the head, just above the eyebrows and ears. The Safe Play helmet is adjustable and fits head sizes 50 to 58 cm, which suits most kids from 5 to 13 years. An adjustable safety helmet for kids 5 years and up is the smart buy, because it grows with your child for 3 to 4 years.
- Position the helmet correctly: It should sit two finger-widths above the eyebrows not tilted back, not pushed forward. The chin strap should be snug but not tight, with one finger able to slip under it.
- Knee and elbow pads: velcro tight, not loose: Pads should sit right on the joint. If they slide when your child bends the knee or elbow, tighten the velcro. Loose pads slip off during a fall, which defeats the point.
- Wrist guards: palm side down: The plastic strip goes on the palm side, not the back of the hand. That’s the part that breaks a fall.
The Safe Play helmet is EN 1078 certified and priced under ₹1,000, and with sets starting at ₹598, a full kids protective gear kit under 1000 is well within reach for a child’s first cycling or scooter rides.

