The Heritage 2.0 is designed for riders ages 5 and older who want a stylish everyday helmet for commuting or recreational riding. It is available in multiple sizes and colors for a wide range of riders.

The helmet is certified for:

• Cycling

• Skateboarding

• Roller skating

• Inline skating

• Scooter riding

Yes. The Heritage 2.0 complies with U.S. CPSC safety standards and ASTM standards for skateboarding and roller skating. UK versions are also UKCA marked.

The standard Heritage 2.0 model does not include MIPS technology, however, the CHAPTER range does and also includes a rear light.

Yes. Thousand offers a free accident replacement program for damaged helmets, subject to the company’s policy terms and conditions.

Measure the circumference of your head about 1 inch above the eyebrows using a soft measuring tape.

General size ranges:

• Small: 54–57 cm

• Medium: 57–59 cm

• Large: 59–62 cm

If you are between sizes, trying both sizes is recommended.

Yes. The helmet includes a dial fit system with multiple adjustment points to help create a secure and comfortable fit.

Many riders choose the Heritage 2.0 for commuting because of its lightweight feel, ventilation, and urban-focused design. Fit can vary by head shape, so proper sizing is important.

Compared to the original Heritage model, the 2.0 version introduced:

• Improved ventilation

• Internal cooling channels

• Updated fit system

• More inclusive head shape design

• Revised interior padding

• Magnetic tail light compatibility

Yes. The Heritage 2.0 is compatible with Thousand’s magnetic tail light accessories, sold separately.

Commonly praised features include:

• Stylish design

• Comfortable fit

• Magnetic buckle

• Urban commuter appearance

• Improved ventilation over the original model