Women's and children's riding helmets

A riding helmet is one of the essential pieces of protective equipment for horse riding. When choosing one, you should not be guided solely by appearance. Compliance with appropriate safety requirements, the correct size, and a stable fit on the head are crucial.

A riding helmet with a wide brim combines the protective function of a helmet with a distinctive, modern look. The enlarged visor can provide more shade for the face than a classic, shorter visor, while the construction of the entire helmet must remain in compliance with the requirements of the relevant standard.

Riding helmets with a polo visor are distinguished by a wide, characteristically contoured brim. This solution is chosen by riders looking for a combination of modern style and functionality.

A riding helmet with glitter is an option for those who want to combine a protective function with a more decorative appearance.

A riding helmet with crystals is distinguished by decorative details that give it a more elegant character. Crystals can appear, among other places, on the visor or selected trim elements of a specific model.

Women's riding helmets come in many stylistic variants – from classic black models to helmets with a wide brim, shine, glitter, or crystals.

A riding helmet for a child should, above all, be correctly fitted to the current circumference and shape of the head. You should not choose a helmet that is too large "to grow into," as this can impair its stability.

Customers often search for the terms "certified riding helmet" or "attested riding helmet." In practice, however, it is worth checking the specific markings, standard, and documentation for a given model rather than basing your choice solely on the colloquial term "certified" (atest).

EN 1384:2023 is a European standard for protective helmets intended for equestrian activities. It covers requirements and test methods concerning, among other things:

EN 1384:2023 is a newer version of the standard . The Polish PN-EN 1384:2023-09 replaced PN-EN 1384:2017-08; the Polish Committee for Standardization indicates the older version as withdrawn and replaced.

The selection should begin by measuring head circumference according to the manufacturer's instructions. However, the result in centimeters is only a starting point.

During training, thermal comfort is also important. Ventilation holes and channels can support airflow inside the helmet.

Regardless of whether you are looking for a helmet for daily training or for competitions, the basic criteria remain similar: safety, proper size, stability, and comfort .

A properly fitted riding helmet is a basic piece of protective equipment for horse riding. Regardless of whether you choose a classic model, , glitter, or crystals, you can style it to match the rest of your outfit.