Pro-Tec Helmets, Pads and Protection

Certified helmets use EPS foam liners and meet multi‑impact safety standards (CE EN 1078 and CPSC). Classic helmets may use EVA foam and are often labelled “non‑certified,” providing comfort for low‑impact activities but less protection for high‑speed sports.

They use thick EVA and EPE foam to absorb impacts, and their hard plastic caps prevent abrasions. The ergonomic design allows freedom of movement, while wide straps ensure a secure fit.

Pro‑Tec gear suits skaters, BMX riders and scooter enthusiasts at all levels. Their equipment ranges from beginner sets to professional‑grade models used by competitive athletes.

Measure the circumference around your head for helmets and around the joint (knee or elbow) for pads. Compare these measurements to Pro‑Tec’s size chart. Pads should feel snug but not restrict movement.

Some helmets have removable and washable liners. If the liner is permanently affixed, you can clean it with mild soap and water. Do not attempt to remove or alter EPS foam, as this compromises safety.

Yes. Their helmets and pads are designed to withstand repeated falls. The hard shells resist cracking, and the foam retains its shape over time. However, replace helmets if they endure a severe impact.

Wipe down helmets and pads after use, air them out to prevent odours and avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or high heat. Replace worn straps or pads to maintain a proper fit.

Certified models can be used for skateboarding, biking and scootering. Always check the manufacturer’s intended use and safety certifications to ensure adequate protection for each sport.