Lazer was born in Belgium in 1919 and is one of the oldest helmet brands in the world. Its helmet products include motorcycle helmets and bicycle helmets, and Lazer has made great contributions to the evolution of motorcycle helmets, and was once at the world's leading level in the use of helmet materials and manufacturing processes. In the field of bicycle helmets, Lazer's helmet products have also maintained a high level, and many products have been recommended by the American "Consumer Reports".
 
Lazer's children's helmets aren't as good as the top ones on the list, but they're just as robust and reliable. In Consumer Reports' children's helmet review, Lazer has a Nut'Z children's cycling helmet with a score of 74 and a good recommendation for all aspects of its performance. In terms of ventilation, the Nut'Z has a total of 16 ventilation holes, which are well ventilated, and in addition, the helmet is equipped with an insect net to prevent insects from entering the child's head through the ventilation holes, which is very thoughtful. Lazer's other three children's cycling helmets – the J1, MAX and Petit – are also well-ventilated and equipped with insect nets, and the Petit and Max helmets also feature LED lights at the rear for added safety.
 
Another great feature of Lazer's children's helmets is the wide variety, Phoenix is a product specially designed for children who like stunts and extreme sports, following Lazer's motorcycle helmet technology, made of fiberglass, providing full face protection for children who like extreme sports. The Street JR helmet has a total of 16 ventilation holes, and the rear of the helmet can be equipped with an optional LED light.
 
Young child looking for a bike back seat helmet for him? Then opt for the BOB model, which is manufactured by gluing the shell to a cushioning layer, while providing neck reinforcement protection and 360-degree reflective elements for added visibility for safety.