Giro Scamp Mips II Helmet - Junior

SKU: GIO00620: MtBlueJewel/ XS
Color Matte Blue Jewel
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Regular price $84.95
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The Giro Scamp™ Mips® II Helmet delivers big-kid features in a compact, lightweight design built for young riders. Inspired by Giro’s adult helmets, it combines in-mold construction, 13 vents for cooling, and the Roc Loc® Jr. fit system for easy adjustment. With integrated Mips® Evolve Core technology and durable construction, it’s designed to keep kids comfortable, secure, and ready for everything from trailer rides to first pedal strokes.

  • Constructed with in-mold polycarbonate shell and EPS liner for lightweight durability
  • Integrated Mips® Evolve Core system helps reduce rotational forces in certain impacts
  • Roc Loc® Jr. fit system provides simple, secure adjustability for growing riders
  • 13 vents with internal channeling deliver efficient cooling and airflow
  • Reflective rear decals and extended coverage sizing enhance visibility and protection
  • Summer 2026 product

 

Equipped With

Multi-directional Impact Protection System (MIPS)®

MIPS® Brain Protection System is a helmet-integrated, low-friction layer designed to reduce rotational motion transferred to the brain from angled impacts to the head.


Roc Loc Junior

Roc Loc Junior is a simple, durable dial-fit system specifically shaped to match the anatomic curvature of a child’s head. A large, rubberized knob makes it easy for adults to adjust the helmet for proper tension, allowing kids to quickly start their ride.

 

In-Mold Construction

In-Mold Construction permanently fuses a light-yet-durable outer shell with the helmet’s impact-absorbing EPS foam liner, enhancing the strength of both parts. This fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, creating a one-piece ‘exoskeleton’ that allows the helmet to be lighter, more durable, and better ventilated than helmets with shells that are fastened or adhered to the liner.