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A skateboard helmet needs to fit well, feel comfortable and be suitable for the sport you’re using it for. Yet many people buy based on colour, price or a flashy marketing claim alone. That can lead to a helmet that shifts, feels too warm or becomes uncomfortable to wear after a short time.
The OutdoorMaster Oryx skateboard helmet is available in multiple sizes and colours. The product descriptions mention an ABS outer shell, an EPS inner core, adjustability and two removable liners. This makes the helmet a potential option for skateboarding, cycling, BMX, scooting, inline skating and roller skating. The right choice mainly depends on your head circumference and how you plan to use it.
An adult helmet isn’t automatically suitable for every adult head. Even among young people from age 5, head circumference can vary significantly. Age and letter size alone simply don’t tell you enough.
Measure your head circumference around the widest part of your head, roughly one inch above your eyebrows. Then compare the result with the size chart for the specific variant you’re considering. In the Oryx range, you’ll find these sizes:
The ranges mentioned vary between product variants. Always check the size on the specific product page before you order.
An adjustable skate helmet can accommodate small differences in fit, but it won’t make the wrong size work. According to the product information, the Oryx has an adjustment dial at the back and an adjustable chin strap. The helmet should sit securely without the strap feeling tight.
Check before every use:
An ABS skate helmet and an EPS protective helmet have different components, each with its own function. According to the product description, the OutdoorMaster Oryx consists of a reinforced ABS shell and a thickened EPS foam core. ABS forms the outer layer; EPS is the shock-absorbing material on the inside.
No single material makes a helmet suitable for every scenario. The manufacturer states that the helmet is intended for standard use in activities such as skateboarding, cycling, inline skating and scooting, and not for extreme sports outside that scope. Before purchasing, also check whether the product page mentions the required European standard or marking for your intended use. The available product information here does not mention a specific standard code; so do not present that as confirmed.
A ventilated sports helmet can be more pleasant during longer rides or training sessions. The Oryx is described as having a ventilation system and two removable liners. These liners can be hand-washed with mild soap and must be left to air dry completely before you put them back in.
Bear in mind: ventilation doesn’t tell you about the exact airflow or comfort on every head. Fit, temperature and hair length also play a role.
The product description mentions use for skateboarding, cycling, BMX, MTB, scooter, roller skating and inline skating. This makes the helmet suitable as a cycling helmet for BMX and inline skating, a roller skating helmet or a scooter and cycling helmet within the recreational applications described.
Do not use the helmet for motorcycling or activities that require a different type of helmet.
Clean the shell with a soft, damp cloth. Store the helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. After a significant fall or impact, you must replace the helmet, even if there’s no visible damage on the outside. Do not modify the helmet or remove any padding, straps or components.
Why this fits the profile: The XS size is designed for a head circumference of 46–51 cm and can suit smaller heads. The black colour is practical for everyday use.
The specific XS size stops you from relying on age alone. The adjustment dial and chin strap help with fitting after measuring.
ABS shell, EPS core, ventilation and two removable liners.
Why this fits the profile: This version has an L fit for 54–58 cm and is designed for adults who want one helmet for multiple recreational sports.
The stated size and adjustable chin strap make checking the fit straightforward. The removable liners are hand-washable.
ABS outer shell, EPS inner core, ventilation and two liners.
Why this fits the profile: The M variant is suitable for users who switch between skateboarding, cycling, BMX or inline skating and want a ventilated helmet they can adjust for regular use.
The product information mentions multiple use scenarios but does not prescribe extreme sports. That helps you consider the application limits.
Size M, ABS shell, thickened EPS core, adjustment dial and ventilation.
Why this fits the profile: If you’re after knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards alongside a helmet, this gives you a complete set for recreational skating, scooting, cycling or BMX.
The set includes adjustable nylon straps and Velcro fastenings. Check before use that the protectors don’t shift.
ABS shells, EVA foam, knee and elbow pads, wrist guards and carry bag.
We’ve put together a full, up-to-date list of products that fully meet these strict selection criteria and the applicable European safety regulations.
Measure around the widest part of your head, roughly above your eyebrows. Note the circumference in centimetres and compare it with the size of the specific Oryx variant. Because size ranges can vary between product pages, the details on the model you choose are what matter.
According to the product descriptions, the helmet is intended for activities including skateboarding, cycling, BMX, scooting, roller skating and inline skating. Always check the application information and any certification on the product page. The helmet is not designed for motorcycling or extreme sports outside the applications described.
Replace the helmet immediately after a significant fall or impact, even if there’s no visible crack. Also check the helmet regularly for damage, loose parts and deformation. Do not store it for long periods in direct sunlight or at high temperatures.
