Are all Bontrager helmets transitioning to the Trek brand?
Yes, all Bontrager helmets will be rebranded to Trek. The Little Dipper is one of many helmets to undergo this transition, which will take place over the course of the next 1 to 2 years.
Helmet questions
Yes, all Bontrager helmets will be rebranded to Trek. The Little Dipper is one of many helmets to undergo this transition, which will take place over the course of the next 1 to 2 years.
Trek Little Dipper bike helmet features an expanded polystyrene ("EPS") liner. EPS is a crushable, energy-absorbing foam used in many bike helmets. This material is designed to help absorb linear energy when the helmet is impacted.
Yes, the helmet pads are replaceable. Replacement pads can be ordered on Trekbikes.com.
The helmet pads can be washed by carefully rinsing by hand in lukewarm water and air drying at room temperature.
The Little Dipper features a dialed fit system that allows the rider to easily adjust the fit of the helmet with one hand.
The Trek Little Dipper features a dialed fit system. Turn the dial clockwise to tighten, and counterclockwise to loosen. It's that simple!
The Trek Little Dipper uses an adjustable divider that is easily adjusted for the perfect fit.
The Trek Little Dipper helmet uses a FidLock buckle to ensure a secure fit.
Trek Little Dipper is available in two color options: Alpine Blue and Pink Frosting.
Trek Little Dipper is offered in one size – toddler, which is fits a circumference range of 46 – 50 cm. To determine if this is an appropriate size, simply measure the circumference of the child’s head using a cloth tape measure or a piece of string and a ruler. Be sure to measure horizontally across the brow and over your ears, then use the bike helmet size chart below to find the proper helmet size based on the measurement.
A person should ride with a helmet that fits their style and your head. Visit our "Bike sizing and fit guides" to view our sizing guide and find the perfect fit.
The new Trek Little Dipper helmet weighs 240g for the CPSC version and 220g for the CE version and AS/NZS versions.
The Trek Little Dipper helmet is made of numerous materials, consisting of a protective foam layer made of EPS and a polycarbonate shell. The remaining materials consist of various types of plastic.
Once a helmet is removed from its packaging, factors like UV exposure begin to degrade its quality. To ensure maximum protection, it's important to replace your helmet immediately after any crash or impact. If the helmet is used frequently, we recommend replacing it every three years to maintain its effectiveness.
Trek Little Dipper complies with U.S. CPSC safety standards for bicycle helmets, the EU CE safety standards for bicycle helmets, the AS/NZS safety standards for Australia and New Zealand, and ASTM standards.
Our Crash Replacement Guarantee provides anyone with a free replacement helmet if they have been involved in a crash within the first year of purchase. Simply request proof of purchase, accident details, and a return address for the replacement helmet.
The warranty for these helmets is two years.
Yes, this helmet is covered by our 30-Day Unconditional Guarantee. If for any reason you're not satisfied with this helmet purchase, return the helmet, along with the original sales receipt to the original place of purchase within 30 days for an exchange or refund. Think of it as a 30-day test ride.