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Description
The Anon Kids' Rime 3 is a kids' hardshell ski and snowboard helmet that Anon describes as multiseason certified for snow, bike and skate use, with a no-dial elastic fit and a magnetic buckle.
Its shell is Anon's Endura construction, injection-molded ABS chosen for durability and resistance to dings, the same build Anon lists for the adult Raider 3. A rear elastic closure sets the fit on its own. The Fidlock buckle closes with magnets, so small hands in gloves can manage it. Fixed vent channels with snow stopper fabric move air front to back, and the fleece liner and ear pads can be removed when the weather warms up.
Anon gives no standard numbers for the multiseason claim on its product page, while its helmet guide gives EN 1077 Class B and ASTM F2040 for every Anon helmet. The L/XL comes in Regular for a 52–55 cm head and in Round Fit, shaped for rounder heads, for a 53–55 cm head. We can help you measure your child's head and pick the shape before you order.
Specs
- Style number: 215211
- Weight: 595g
- Shell: Endura® injection-molded ABS
- Fit system: Auto-adjust elastic rear closure
- Ventilation: Passive ventilation channels
- Buckle: Fidlock® magnetic snap buckle
- Liner / ear pads: Classic fleece
Details
- Type
- Helmet
- Vendor
- Anon
- SKU
- 2152116A02RG0LX
- UPC / GTIN
- 197183168167
Black / L/XL / Regular
Anon Kids’ Rime 3 Helmet
Rime family · 26/27
Technology
Endura® Shell
An injection-molded ABS exterior that Anon makes for long-lasting durability and ding resistance.
Auto-Adjust Fit
An elastic closure at the rear flexes around a child’s head to set the fit. The Rime 3 has no dial.
Fidlock® Magnetic Buckle
Magnets snap the buckle together, so it opens and closes with one hand, even with gloves on.
Passive Ventilation
Fixed channels bring air in at the front and moisture out the back; snow stopper fabric keeps snow out of the vents and holds warmth.
Features
- ·Anon’s multiseason wording: ski/snowboard, bike and skate
- ·Liner and ear pads come out for warm weather
- ·Fidlock® magnetic buckle kids can work in gloves
- ·Regular and Round Fit shapes
- ·Snow stopper fabric behind the vents
- ·Listed weight 595 g (size not stated)
Anon’s Kids’ Rime 3 is worth buying when a child will wear one helmet beyond the ski season. For a child who only skis, the multiseason wording counts for less, though the liner and ear pads still come out for warm days.
The Kids’ Rime 3’s multiseason wording needs a check before summer. The certifications Anon lists for all its helmets are snow-sport standards, so confirm the bike or skate certification on the Rime 3 itself before it goes on a bike or a skateboard.
Fit is where the Kids’ Rime 3 gives ground. With no dial, the size has to be right when you buy it. Four of the 25 owner reviews on Anon’s site flag the lack of fit adjustment, and one family moved to Anon’s Kids’ Burner, which uses a 360° BOA dial. Three reviewers report the L/XL on children aged five, six and eight, which is why a tape measure beats an age chart.
Choose the Kids’ Rime 3 for a child who wants one helmet across seasons or needs a Round Fit shape, as long as the child’s head measures within the L/XL’s range.
Safety — read this
Anon’s own helmet guide says certifications and protection inserts may allow a better level of protection, but nothing is absolute. With children, fit deserves extra attention: Anon calls a helmet that shifts side to side or front to back too big, so size to the head your child has now, and re-check the fit after taking the liner out for summer. Inspect the helmet after any crash and retire it if in doubt, because damage may not be visible.
Strengths
- +Anon’s multiseason wording covers snow, bike and skate
- +Liner and ear pads come out for warm-weather wear
- +Fidlock magnetic buckle opens one-handed, even in gloves
- +Round Fit option in L/XL for rounder heads
- +Endura injection-molded ABS hardshell built to resist dings
Best For
Kids who ski or ride and, going by Anon’s multiseason wording, also bike or skate; families who want a Round Fit option and a buckle kids can close in gloves.
Limitations
- −No dial; 4 of 25 owner reviews flag the missing adjustment
- −Product page names no standards behind the multiseason claim
- −No Mips or rotational system on the Rime 3’s technology list
- −Listed at 595 g with no size basis given
- −Passive vents stay open; nothing closes on cold days
Not For
Parents hoping to dial in fit as a child grows, and heads outside the L/XL’s 52–55 cm range.
Specs
- Shell
- Endura® injection-molded ABS hardshell
- Fit system
- Auto-Adjust elastic rear closure (no dial)
- Buckle
- Fidlock® magnetic, one-handed
- Ventilation
- Passive channels with snow stopper fabric
- Liner / ear pads
- Fleece; removable for warm weather
- Weight
- 595 g (Anon does not state the size weighed)
- Rotational system
- None listed
- Certification
- Product page: multiseason certified across ski/snowboard, bike and skate (standards not named); Anon’s helmet guide: ASTM F2040 · CE EN 1077 Class B (all Anon helmets)
- Fits
- Regular · Round Fit
- Size (L/XL)
- Regular 52–55 cm · Round Fit 53–55 cm
- Style
- 215211
Common Questions
- What does multiseason certified mean for Anon’s Kids’ Rime 3?
- Anon’s product page says the Kids’ Rime 3 is multiseason certified across ski/snowboard, bike and skate, but it does not name the standards behind that. Anon’s helmet guide gives ASTM F2040 and CE EN 1077 Class B for every Anon helmet, and both are snow-sport standards. Before using it on a bike or skateboard, confirm the bike or skate certification on the helmet itself.
- What size is the Kids’ Rime 3 L/XL?
- Anon’s kids’ size guide lists L/XL at 52–55 cm head circumference in Regular and 53–55 cm in Round Fit. Measure around the head about one inch above the eyebrows and choose by that number, not by age.
- Does the Kids’ Rime 3 have a BOA dial?
- No. It uses Anon’s Auto-Adjust system, an elastic closure at the back that flexes around the head, together with a Fidlock magnetic buckle.
- What is the difference between the Kids’ Rime 3 and the Kids’ Define?
- Both use Anon’s Endura hardshell and a Fidlock buckle. The Define adds built-in goggles and a Youth 180° BOA dial and comes in Regular fit only; the Rime 3 carries Anon’s multiseason wording and offers a Round Fit option.
- How much does the Kids’ Rime 3 weigh?
- Anon lists 595 g and does not say which size was weighed. For comparison, Anon lists the Kids’ Define at 535 g and the adult Raider 3 at 480 g, also without sizes.
