In 2000, former Nike creative director Michael Morrow founded the Nutcase helmet brand in Oregon, USA. Michael Morrow argues: "Sports helmets are very boring, and helmets should be an extension of a person's personality. As a result, Michael Morrow changed the traditional shape of the helmet to produce a helmet that was more visually interesting and expressive.
 
Nutcase's children's helmets are only available in three types: Zone, Little Nutty, and Baby Nutty, which can be used in sports such as cycling, roller skating, and skateboarding. Although Nutcase has a small number of children's helmet models, it is very versatile and it is very easy to choose a satisfactory helmet product.
 
Zone and Little Nutty are Nutcase's sports helmets for older kids and cost $40 and $60 respectively. They use the same manufacturing process – the ABS shell is joined with EPS foam by injection molding, so the helmet is heavier. While both Zone and Little Nutty are helmets for older children, there are significant differences between them: when it comes to ventilation, the Zone cycling helmet performs better, with twice as many vents as Little Nutty, with a total of 14 vents. In terms of practicality, Little Nutty has very practical functions such as a detachable brim, optional MIPS padding, magnetic buckle design and 360-degree helmet reflective elements, which can be used for roller skating, skateboarding and other sports in addition to cycling.
 
Baby Nutty is a sports helmet created by Nutcase for toddlers, which uses a one-piece molding process to reduce the weight of the helmet due to the small age of children. As children are in a period of rapid physical development, Baby Nutty uses an easy-on wearing device with an additional padding adjustment that "develops" with the child's physical development for a more comfortable fit.