Helmets
Vashon Island Fire and Rescue cares about your safety and would like everyone to wear a helmet while riding.
Visit our business office at 10020 SW Bank Rd, we offer affordable priced helmets that meet the highest safety standards.
Equestrian |
Ex-Small - Large |
$ 20.00 |
Bike |
Toddler - Ex-Large |
$ 7.00 |
Multi-Sport(Dual Cert) |
Small - Large |
$ 10.00 |
Ski-Snowboard |
Ex-Small- Large |
$ 17.00 |
Equestrian Helmets
A light weight and well ventilated multi-discipline equestrian helmet. It comes equipped with a detachable visor and a fitted headliner that is easily removed for washing.
Bike and Multi-Sport Helmets
What should I look for in a bike helmet?
The helmet should sit on the top of the head in a level position, covering the forehead, and not rock forward and back or from side-to-side. Always try the helmet on before purchasing. Always ride with helmet straps buckled.
What kind of helmet should be worn for skateboards, scooters or in-line skates?
It is essential to wear a helmet. It is recommended that a person wears a multi-sport helmet for these “wheeled” activities, although a properly-fitted bicycle helmet is just as effective.
Bike Safety Tips
A bicycle helmet reduces the risk of serious head and brain injury by 85-88%.
Talk with children about bike helmets and bike safety.
Bumps and bruises heal, but a head injury can be forever.
Kids learn by example, so set a good one; always wear a helmet while riding.
10 Tips for Safe Bike Riding
1. Check your brakes, tire pressure and chain before you start.
2. Properly put your helmet on – never ride without one .
3. Be visible. Wear light and bright colors during the day.
At night, use a headlight and tail-light and wear white
or reflective clothing.
4. Always give cars and pedestrians the right of way
5. Do not weave in and out of parked cars.
6. Always stop and check traffic before riding into the street.
7. Obey all traffic signs and signals.
8. Always use hand signals.
9. Ride on the right side of the street.
10. Always be alert and pay attention – watch for traffic and
obstacles.
For more information visit
Bicycling In Washington
