Description

Kingfoam Helmet – Advanced Protection for Action Sports

Protect Your Brain. Dominate the Streets.

The FP Helmet isn’t just a helmet. It’s a breakthrough in rotational and direct impact protection, backed by lab-tested data that proves it outperforms every helmet on the market. Why risk using outdated tech when you could protect yourself with a helmet designed by the leaders in impact science?

Test Results That Speak for Themselves

Most helmets only pass the bare minimum. But FP? We crush the standard. Here’s what you’re really getting:

• Kerbstone Anvil Test (Front impact): FP Helmet scored the lowest g-force transfer among all major helmet brands
• Kerbstone Anvil Test (Left Rear impact): Again, FP came out on top
• Average impact force: Significantly lower than competitors—meaning your brain takes less shock, every single time you fall.

When you reduce peak impact forces, you reduce the risk of injury. It’s that simple.

Here’s a Question…

Why wouldn’t you want more protection?
When other helmets are simply meeting the standards, FP is blowing past them. Your brain is worth more than “good enough,” isn’t it?

Isn’t it time you stopped gambling with safety—and started riding with certainty?

Imagine—getting up after a fall and knowing you were protected by the same technology that outperformed every major brand in lab tests.

It’s not just gear. It’s peace of mind.

Perfect For:

• Skateboarding
• Quad skating
• BMX
• Any high-impact street sport where your head’s on the line

Buy It. Wear It. Forget It’s There—Until You Need It.

You never think about your helmet until it saves your life. And when that moment comes, wouldn’t you rather be wearing the only helmet engineered by the world’s leader in shock absorption?

Click “Add to Cart” now.
Because not protecting your brain?
That’s just insane.

Kingfoam Helmet Sizing Guide

To ensure the perfect fit and maximum protection, follow these simple steps:

1. Use a soft measuring tape or a string.
2. Wrap it around the widest part of your head — just above your eyebrows and ears.
3. Note the measurement in inches.
4. Use the table below to find the best helmet size. If your measurement falls between sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort and safety.