E-Bike Helmets: Five Listings Compared by Size, Lights and Certification Claims
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A helmet is the one accessory on an electric bike that has to fit exactly. The listings in this group show sizes from large to extra large, with head circumferences given in inches or centimeters, and several add rear or front lights. Certification claims appear in some titles, and they are worth reading closely, because a claim on a listing is the seller’s statement and not a result this guide has checked. This guide reads five listings by the size, weight, color and features each one states.
Quick answer
Measure your head before you look at the size labels. The sizes here are written in different units and ranges, from large at 22 to 24 inches to large at 56 to 61 centimeters, so a size label alone does not tell you what fits. Then check the weight and the lights. Some helmets are lighter than others, and several include a rear light. Read the certification line on the product page, since the guide does not confirm any certification.
How we chose
Each entry uses the product details saved for the listing: the size label, color, item weight, included components and the features named in the title. The guide reports these as the listing states them. It does not describe how any helmet protects the head in a crash, how it fits a particular head shape, or how comfortable it is over a long ride.
What we could not verify
Certifications are not verified here. Where a title names a standard, the guide reports it as the listing’s own wording. Protection is not measured, and the guide makes no claim that any helmet prevents injury. Fit depends on head shape, and the size labels are the sellers’ ranges. Light brightness and battery life are not tested.
The five listings
DKONI: large, 22 to 24 inches, black, with LED lights
The DKONI helmet is listed in size large, 22 to 24 inches or 56 to 61 centimeters, in black. It includes a rechargeable LED light at the front and rear, and the item weight is 300 grams. The title describes it as a commuter helmet. Check the head circumference against the range, since the label gives two units. View the DKONI helmet on Amazon.
ANYPASS: large, black, rear LED light, adjustable UV400 glasses holder
The ANYPASS helmet is size large in black. The item weight is 440 grams. The title names a rechargeable rear LED light and a holder for glasses that the listing describes as UV400, which is the seller’s wording. The component list names one bike helmet. The weight is higher than the DKONI, so check the comfort of the fit if you ride long distances. View the ANYPASS helmet on Amazon.
Silkycasters: size L, 59 to 61 centimeters, black, front and rear LED
The Silkycasters helmet is size L, labeled 59 to 61 centimeters, in black. It weighs 12 ounces, which is the lightest of the five. The title names front and rear LED lights and a certification, which the guide reports as the listing’s claim only. The head circumference range is in centimeters, so measure your head in the same unit before ordering. View the Silkycasters helmet on Amazon.
EXCLUSKY: 56 to 61 centimeters, black, rear LED, retro visor
The EXCLUSKY helmet is labeled 56 to 61 centimeters in black. It has a retro visor and a rear LED light, and it weighs 0.51 kilograms. The title describes it as an adjustable helmet for men and women. The visor is a visible feature, and it changes how the helmet looks as well as how it shades the eyes. Its 56 to 61 centimeter range is close to the Giro helmet’s 54 to 61 centimeter range, so compare the two if you are between sizes. View the EXCLUSKY helmet on Amazon.
Giro Fixture MIPS: universal adult, 54 to 61 centimeters, matte black and grey
The Giro Fixture helmet is labeled universal adult, 54 to 61 centimeters, in matte black and grey. It weighs 1.7 pounds, the heaviest in the group, and the included components name one helmet. The title names a MIPS system, which is a brand feature the listing describes. This helmet has no lights named in the listing. The size range is the widest in the group at the lower end. View the Giro Fixture helmet on Amazon.
A comparison by size, weight and lights
| Helmet | Size as listed | Weight as listed | Lights named | Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DKONI | Large, 22 to 24 in (56 to 61 cm) | 300 g | Front and rear LED | Black |
| ANYPASS | Large | 440 g | Rear LED | Black |
| Silkycasters | L, 59 to 61 cm | 12 oz | Front and rear LED | Black |
| EXCLUSKY | 56 to 61 cm | 0.51 kg | Rear LED | Black |
| Giro Fixture | Universal adult, 54 to 61 cm | 1.7 lb | Not named | Matte black and grey |
Size, weight and lights are the three columns to compare. The size ranges use different units, so convert them before comparing.
Size and head measurement
Measure the head at the widest point, just above the eyebrows and ears, with a soft tape. Use the same unit as the size chart. A helmet that is too large moves on the head, and one that is too small presses in one place. Check the size chart on the product page for the exact fit.
Lights and visibility
Four of the five listings name at least one light. A rear light is the one most often named here, and two listings name front and rear lights. Lights are a visibility feature, so check how they are charged and how they mount on the helmet.
Weight and comfort
The Silkycasters helmet is the lightest at 12 ounces, and the Giro Fixture is the heaviest at 1.7 pounds. A heavier helmet can feel warmer on a long ride. Try the helmet on and check how it sits before buying a long-distance helmet.
Certification claims
Several titles name a certification or a standard. The guide reports these as the listing’s claims and does not confirm them. Check the product page for the exact standard and the manufacturer’s labeling before relying on a claim.
Checks to make before you order
Measure your head and convert the measurement to the unit used by the size chart.
Check which lights the helmet has and how they are charged.
Confirm the certification on the product page and keep the helmet within its intended use.
Which helmet suits which rider
For a lighter helmet with front and rear lights, the Silkycasters is the closest match in the group. For a helmet with a visor and a rear light, the EXCLUSKY is the one to compare. For a helmet with a wider size range and a MIPS feature named in the title, the Giro Fixture is the option to look at.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know my helmet size?
Measure your head with a soft tape at the widest point, then match the measurement to the size chart on the product page.
Do these helmets have lights?
Four of the five listings name at least one light. The Giro Fixture listing does not name one.
Is a certified helmet safer?
This guide does not make a safety claim for any helmet. Certifications are the sellers’ statements, and the product page is the place to check them.
Sources
Certification statements in the titles are the sellers’ claims. The guide does not confirm them. Size charts and labeling are taken from the listings.
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
- Amazon, where each listing is read as the seller states it
- OEKO-TEX, the textile testing and certification organization
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