Full impact

Your brain doesn't get a second chance.

Most helmets are certified for one straight impact. Ours are certified for multi impact and are rotational impact proof. A higher standard, built in from the start.

The result? A helmet that keeps protecting your brain from every angle. Because falls rarely hit you straight on.

Full impact protection

Every angle. Every time.

We got your back

Standard safety certifications draw the line halfway up your head. Everything below it? Most helmets leave it exposed. That's where conventional retention systems sit. Hard plastic dials on the outside of the shell that can press into your head or break on impact.

We moved everything inside. SafeFit® is fully integrated within the EPP layer, so the back of your head is covered by the same protective material as the rest of it. No exposed parts. No weak spots. Just full coverage where most helmets stop short.

Rotational impact. By design.

When a fall hits you at an angle, your brain rotates inside your skull. That's where most serious injuries happen and where most helmets fall short.

The Echo Pro passes the rotational impact test on its own. No extra liner, no workarounds. Just smarter protection built into every detail from day one.

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One helmet. Multiple sports.

Whether you're on a bike, scooter or skating, the headfirst helmet is built for it. Certified across multiple disciplines so you never have to think about which helmet to grab.

Frequently asked questions

What does multi impact certified actually mean?

Most helmets are built to handle one impact. After that, you're on your own. Multi impact certified means the Echo Pro meets the safety standard more than once. So if you take a tumble, clip a kerb or have a minor collision, your helmet keeps doing its job. It's a higher bar and we think it should be the new normal.

Does that include smaller everyday bumps too?

Yes. The liner is designed to absorb energy during minor impacts as well. That said, after any severe impact the helmet must be replaced, even if it looks fine. When in doubt, replace it with our crash replacement program.

What is rotational impact and why does it matter?

When a fall hits you at an angle — which is most of the time — it creates a rotational force that causes the brain to rotate inside the skull. That's where most serious head injuries come from. The Echo Pro is designed to handle exactly that, without any extra liner or add-ons. Built in from the start.

Do I still need MIPS with the Echo Pro?

No. MIPS is a separate liner system added to helmets that aren't designed to handle rotational impact on their own. The Echo Pro passes the rotational impact test by design — no MIPS needed.

Can I use the Echo Pro for ice skating?

No. The Echo Pro is certified for cycling, skateboarding and roller skating. Ice skating requires a different certification. Grab the right helmet for the ice and wear this one for the road.

Can I use it on a moped or motor scooter?

No. The Echo Pro is not certified for mopeds or motor scooters. Those require a dedicated motorcycle helmet certification. The Echo Pro is designed and certified for cycling, e-biking and skating. Using it on a moped is misuse and may void your warranty.

When should I replace my helmet?

Replace it after any severe impact, even if no damage is visible. Also replace it after three years of regular use or sooner if it's been exposed to heat, chemicals or heavy use. If the surface looks bubbly or uneven, replace it immediately. headfirst does not guarantee protection after any impact.