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The first fully custom helmet

Made for
one head.

Not just a name on a stock shell. Your pet, your people, your art or your logo, printed across every inch and sealed under deep gloss.

Every inch

The whole shell
is the canvas.

Not a sticker on the side. The design wraps the sides, the top, the brim and the back.

Your name, optional

Up to twenty
characters.

Your name or any words, in bold custom letters drawn into the artwork. Leave it blank and the picture has the shell to itself.

See it first

Yours on screen
in about a minute.

Upload a photo and the design comes back before you pay anything. Nothing is made until you say yes.

  • $259Fully custom, every inch
  • 4.9 ★4,507 ratings
  • CertifiedCPSC bike helmet standard
  • FreePreview before you pay

The first fully custom helmet

Not just text.
The whole helmet.

Most custom helmets stop at a name on a plain shell. Cove designs every inch of yours, around whatever you love.

A plain charcoal skate helmet on a stand with only the name Ted in small white letters on the side
A custom helmet, the usual way
  • One plain colour
  • A name in a stock font
  • A decal on one side
A glossy helmet printed with a purple and blue galaxy, a smiling beagle in starry goggles on the side and the name Ted in white script across the front, on a black stand
A Cove helmet
  • Your photo, art or idea on every inch
  • Your name in bold custom letters
  • Sealed under a deep high-gloss coat

Designed only for you

  • Your pet
  • Yourself
  • Your kids
  • Your family
  • Your artwork or logo
  • Any idea you have
Design yours

From photo to shell

Photo in.
Helmet out.

A phone photo is all it takes. Pets work best looking at the camera, faces sharp, in good light.

Upload a photo
  • A smiling corgi with its tongue out, sitting on a sunny backyard lawnA glossy helmet covered in hibiscus and palm leaves, a grinning corgi in mirrored ski goggles on the side and the name George in cream script, on a black stand
    Their photoTheir helmetGeorge
  • A tricolour beagle lying on a grey sofa, looking up at the cameraA glossy helmet printed with a purple and blue galaxy, a smiling beagle in starry goggles on the side and the name Ted in white script across the front, on a black stand
    Their photoTheir helmetTed
Close-up of a helmet shell printed with a galaxy and a smiling beagle in goggles, a long highlight across the clear gloss coat, a vent opening at the edge

The finish

Printed edge to edge.
Sealed in gloss.

Print
Every inch: the sides, the top, the brim and the back
Coat
Deep high-gloss clear coat over the artwork
Shell
Hard outer shell over an impact-absorbing foam liner
Fit
Top vents, comfort pads, adjustable straps, quick-release buckle
Size
One size

Certified safe

Certified first.
Then made yours.

The artwork goes onto a real, tested helmet: a hard outer shell over an impact-absorbing foam liner, for bike, skate and scooter.

  • CPSC16 CFR 1203U.S. safety standard for bicycle helmets
  • ASTMF1492Skateboarding and trick roller skating helmets

Intertek · Test report

No. SZHH01793068 · May 8, 2023

  • 16 CFR 1203: safety standard for bicycle helmetsPass
  • Impact: 26 drops, hot, cold, wet and room temperaturePass
  • Strap strength and staying on the headPass
  • Clear side vision, 105° each wayPass
  • Flammability, 16 CFR 1500Pass
  • Sharp points and edgesPass
  • Lead and phthalates, CPSIAPass

Wear it right

  1. 01LevelLow on your forehead, one or two finger-widths above your eyebrows.
  2. 02StrapsThe side straps meet in a V just under each ear.
  3. 03BuckleSnug, with room for no more than one or two fingers under it.
  4. 04CheckShake your head: it should not rock or tip back.

Keep it safe

  • Replace it after any crash or hard knock, even when nothing shows.
  • Mild soap and water only: no solvents, bleach or strong detergents.
  • Store it cool and dry, away from fuel and batteries.
  • Do not modify the shell, and replace it about every three years.

No helmet can prevent every head injury. Not for motorcycles or mopeds.

Out there

Built for the
ten-minute commute.

Bike lanes, crossings, the last mile from the station. A helmet you actually want to put on is a helmet you put on.

A man in a charcoal overshirt riding an electric scooter across a pale concrete plaza at golden hour, wearing a dark green helmet with a pink leopard on the side
Pink Leopard, 7:40 am
A woman with a short bob in a long black coat at a rainy night crossing, an electric scooter beside her and a pink graffiti helmet with the name Lola and a corgi in pink goggles under her arm
Graffiti Corgi, 11:15 pm
Three printed helmets on black plinths of different heights in a dark gallery: a dalmatian in a red bandana, a black cat in a cream swirl and a shih tzu in a scarf on polka dots
Dotty, Night Cat, Riviera Shih Tzu

4,507 ratings

What riders
say

Every review verified by Tedooo

4.9out of 5, from 4,507 ratings

How they rated it

5 stars4,120
4 stars312
3 stars58
1 or 2 stars17

Every rating the helmet has had, whatever the design.

From riders

6 photographs riders sent with their reviews.

See all 6
Verified purchase

THE KING HIMSELF

Felix A.United States
A deep red and gold helmet printed with a hairless cat in a crown and royal robe, hanging from a banister above a staircase

Honestly I got this for my brother for Christmas and look at King Barnaby. The little naked cat king looks so rad on the helmet and the red and gold details are SO COOL. He’s gonna lose his mind when he sees it.

Verified purchase

so rad

Cassie V.United Kingdom
A child at a skatepark wearing a blue graffiti helmet with a husky in goggles on the back, skateboards and a chain-link fence behind

this husky looks SO RAD.

Verified purchase

SO HAPPY

Mel B.United States
A helmet on a kitchen table printed with a couple dancing in a kitchen on a checkered floor, keys and a mug beside it

This looks just like us dancing in the kitchen and I bought matching ones for me and my sister so we can skate together. She is going to be so happy!

Before you upload

Questions
riders ask

Is it safety certified?

Yes. Certified to U.S. CPSC (bike) and ASTM F1492 (skate) standards. Intertek tested it to 16 CFR 1203, the U.S. bicycle helmet standard, under report SZHH01793068: impact, strap strength, staying on the head, side vision, flammability, and lead and phthalates.

What can I put on it?

Anything you love: your pet, yourself, your kids, your family, your own artwork or logo, or any idea you can describe, with your name or any words in bold custom letters. It is the whole design, not just text: the artwork wraps the sides, the top, the brim and the back.

What photo should I send?

One photo of your pet or your person on their own, the face sharp and well lit, filling most of the frame, ideally looking at the camera. If something in the photo should not be on the helmet, say so in the AI touch box before you create the design.

Can I put a name on it?

Yes, and you do not have to. Type up to 20 characters and the name is lettered down the side as part of the artwork. If it comes back with something you did not ask for, change it and draw it again. It stays free until you approve one.

What size is it, and how should it fit?

One size, with comfort pads and adjustable straps. Wear it level and low on your forehead, one or two finger-widths above your eyebrows, with the side straps meeting in a V just under each ear and the buckle snug enough that only one or two fingers fit under it.

How long does it take?

Each helmet is printed to order once you approve the design, then shipped and tracked to your door. It usually arrives in 18 to 25 days; checkout shows the estimate for your address before you pay.

Can I send it as a gift?

Yes. Put their address at checkout and it goes straight to them. For the holidays, check the delivery estimate at checkout before you pay.

How do I look after it?

Replace it after any crash or hard knock, even when no damage shows. Clean it with mild soap and water only, never solvents, bleach or strong detergents, which can weaken it without a mark. Store it cool and dry, out of hot cars and away from fuel and batteries. Do not modify the shell, and replace it about every three years with regular use.

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Upload a photo and see your helmet in about a minute. Free to look, nothing charged until you approve it.

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