Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets have been recalled nationwide after federal testing found that the products fail to meet the mandatory bicycle helmet safety standard. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the helmets may post a potentially life-threatening risk for the children who wear them.
The helmets do not meet required positional stability and coverage requirements, meaning they can shift or fail to protect a child’s head during a crash.
The Outdoor Master recall affects about 24,300 helmets sold online between June 2024 and February 2025 through Amazon.com and Walmart.com for prices ranging from $20 to $32. The helmets were imported by Maysun Products, Inc., doing business as Outdoor Master, based in Chino, California.
Why These Helmets Were Recalled
According to recall officials, the helmets simply do not offer the protection required by the federal bicycle helmet standard. Because the models included in the recall can move out of place or provide inadequate coverage during impact, a child could face a significantly higher risk of serious head injury or death in the event of a crash.
Although no injuries have been reported, the safety concerns are severe enough that parents are urged to act immediately.
Helmets Included in the Recall
There are two specific helmets included in this recall. We have included product sizing and labeling below.
Outdoor Master Children’s Helmet — Model OM-TD BIKE
- Blue with a dinosaur print
- Black padding, black straps, black buckle, and black adjustment knob
- Size: Children’s Small (S) for 48–52 cm (18.9–20.5 inches)
- Interior label reads “OM-TD BIKE” and manufacture date 05/2024
- “Outdoor Master” printed on the back
Outdoor Master Youth Helmet — Model OM-KSKB
- Deep green with black padding, yellow straps, black buckle, and black adjustment knob
- Size: Youth Small (S) for 46–52 cm (18.1–20.5 inches)
- Interior label reads “OM-KSKB” and manufacture date 11/2022
- “Outdoor Master” printed on the front and back
What Parents Should Do Right Now
Parents should immediately stop using these recalled helmets, as they may fail to protect a child in the event of a fall or collision. Outdoor Master is offering a full refund, and families can begin the process by contacting the company directly for refund registration instructions.
Consumers can reach Outdoor Master by emailing care@outdoormaster.com or by visiting outdoormaster.com/pages/recall, where step-by-step guidance is available. Once removed from use, the helmets should not be worn again for any purpose.