Junior Riding Helmet

Children's Riding Helmets by CASCO: Protection Kids Actually Love Wearing

The riding helmet is the most important piece of protective equipment for young riders. At CASCO, it's also designed so that children actually want to wear it. All children's helmets meet the EN 1384 standard, are manufactured in the brand's own European production facilities, and are consistently built around the specific needs of young heads: fit, weight, neck protection, and a design that motivates rather than holds back.

Protection tailored to small heads

A child's head is not simply a scaled-down adult head. It has its own anatomical requirements that a good children's riding helmet must address in every detail: shell shape, adjustment system, neck protection, weight. CASCO's children's helmets are designed precisely around these specifics, for reliable protection in every session, at the riding club just as much as in competition.

The CASCO models for young riders

NORI: maximum protection for the youngest riders

The NORI is CASCO's children's riding helmet, plain and simple. Developed specifically for the head shapes of the youngest riders, it stands out with two technical features rarely found at this price point.
The patented monocoque construction forms a one-piece shell with no seams or weak points: in the event of an impact, protection is distributed evenly across the entire helmet surface. The extended neck protection covers a zone that's particularly vulnerable while riding and is often neglected in entry-level models.
At just 360 g, the NORI is one of the lightest children's riding helmets in its class. The DISK-FIT VARIO system lets parents precisely adjust the fit to the child's head circumference in seconds, no tools required, for a secure fit without pressure points. With the MyStyle option, the child can personalize their helmet: interchangeable cords in various colors, for a helmet that truly feels like their own. The NORI is approved for riding, cycling, and skiing, accompanying young riders well beyond the riding arena.

- Patented monocoque construction for even protection with no weak points
- Extended neck protection for maximum safety in falls
- DISK-FIT VARIO system for precise, pressure-free adjustment by parents
- 360 g: exceptionally lightweight for comfortable wear throughout the session
- MyStyle option: interchangeable cords in various colors
- Approved for riding, cycling, and skiing

CHOICE: the riding helmet that grows with every child

The CHOICE was developed for children, teenagers, and smaller head shapes. Its distinguishing feature lies in the shell geometry: the back-of-head and temple areas are set well back, providing a stable fit without pressure points. A design detail that makes a noticeable difference in everyday use.
Lightweight, well-ventilated, and equipped with DISK-FIT VARIO, this children's riding helmet is easy to adjust and adapts as the child grows. Integrated reflective elements improve visibility on outdoor rides. The MyStyle option allows a personal choice of cord color, so style isn't left behind.
Available in two versions for different needs: CHOICE and CHOICE Prime, both built to the same safety standards. Approved for riding, cycling, and skiing.

Shell geometry designed specifically for children and smaller heads
Set-back head and temple area for a stable, pressure-free fit
DISK-FIT VARIO for simple and secure adjustment
Integrated reflective elements for improved outdoor visibility
MyStyle option: interchangeable cords in various colors
Available as CHOICE and CHOICE Prime
Approved for riding, cycling, and skiing

What matters when buying a children's riding helmet?

When buying a children's riding helmet, there are five points parents should systematically check:

1. Certification: EN 1384 at minimum is mandatory. These standards guarantee that the helmet provides tested protective performance for equestrian sports.
2. Head circumference: Measure your child's head circumference with a tape measure before buying. A helmet that's too big won't protect properly, and one that's too tight will be rejected. Adjustment systems like DISK-FIT VARIO allow precise fitting and cover a wider size range.
3. Weight: A heavy helmet tires a child's neck and spine faster than an adult's. Models under 400 g are clearly preferable for young riders.
4. Neck protection: Check whether the helmet adequately covers the back of the head. This zone is particularly at risk in falls from a horse and is often insufficiently protected in low-cost entry-level models.
5. Child acceptance: A helmet the child refuses to wear doesn't protect them. Design, colors, and personalization options aren't minor details, they're part of safety.

All CASCO riding helmets are manufactured in the brand's own European production facilities, under seamless quality control from design through to final assembly.