Abus Smiley 3.0 FL.ACE LED: Safety Kids Love to Wear
The Abus Smiley 3.0 FL.ACE LED is the LED version of the best-selling Smiley 3.0 kids helmet, now featuring a magnetic Fidlock chin closure. No more fumbling with a tricky buckle or accidentally pinching skin — kids can simply click the helmet shut themselves. Combined with a fun pistachio colourway, a precisely adjustable fit and a ponytail opening for extra comfort, this helmet makes safety feel like fun rather than a chore. Best for toddlers and young children who are learning to cycle, riding a balance bike to kindergarten, or taking their first trips in a bike seat or on their own bicycle.
Key Features
- Magnetic Fidlock closure for effortless, pinch-free buckling
- Precisely adjustable fit for a secure, comfortable feel
- Ponytail opening for extra wearing comfort
- Fun, kid-friendly pistachio design kids will want to wear
- Built-in LED for added visibility and safety
- Reliable protection for first bike rides, balance bikes and child seats
Specifications
- Model: Smiley 3.0 FL.ACE LED
- Colour: Pure Pistachio
- Size: M, 50-55cm
- Closure: Magnetic Fidlock buckle
- EAN: 4043813002935
- Product code: AH01529
- Brand: Abus
What age is the Abus Smiley 3.0 FL.ACE LED helmet suitable for?
This helmet is designed for young children, with the M size fitting head circumferences of 50-55cm. It’s ideal for toddlers and young kids who are learning to ride a balance bike, sitting in a child seat, or taking their first solo bike rides and need reliable, comfortable head protection.
How does the magnetic Fidlock closure work?
Instead of a traditional buckle, the Smiley 3.0 FL.ACE LED uses a magnetic Fidlock closure under the chin. The two parts simply click together magnetically, making it much easier for kids and parents to fasten the helmet securely without the risk of pinching skin.
Does this helmet include built-in lighting?
Yes, the FL.ACE LED version features an integrated LED light, adding extra visibility for young riders, which is especially useful during darker mornings, evenings or low-light conditions when cycling to kindergarten or school.

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