Would it be too heavy for a child's head?
1172301
Not at all. In all honesty, I have a galaxy Note 2 i think my phone is heavier than the headlamp.
1172302
Depends on how old the child is and how big their head is. I have a smaller head and find the light portion to be kind of bulky. It isn't excessively heavy but you notice you are wearing it. It is still better than no light.
1172303
I don't think it would be too heavy. It's well made and pretty lightweight used it extensively in Alaska and coated favorably to other units we saw
1172304
My small for age six year old wears this light comfortably for long periods of time.
1172305
No, it is very light (no pun intended)! I like it, though I don't need all the light settings, especially the probe light. Who would use that? The ONLY complaint I would have though is a catch 22. I like that you can rotate the light down at different angles and I usually have it tilted one notch but when you look up toward the ceiling the weight of the light pops it back flush with your head, so I would say if there is a lot of movement while wearing it, you won't use the tilt feature.
1172306
no it's very light [not heavy] so depending on the age of the child I would say no.
886559
It would be big enough for him to put on his head. However the padding in it is just for show and not meant to reduce any type of impact!
24584
We bought this for our daughter for her 4th birthday, and it fit her very well then, and it still fits her well now (she'll be 5 in a couple of months). It is adjustable, and we have had no problems with it; it wasn't like we had to make it as tight as it could go when we first bought it, and we aren't making it super loose now. Her head has always been big (like, in the 90th+ percentile at the doctor's), though, if that makes any difference. I think you'd be okay, unless your daughter's head is on the very small side.
363836
Weight, no problem. As for fit, if the child's helmet has air vents that you can thread the elastic through then it should be no problem. If no vents, there may also be a stick-on mounting option, but I don't remember.
1605747
Not really; its a harder head so its more for back and legs; you'd want to find something with a squishier/more flexible head for feet
1445092
Not sure...it is very big, but just about perfect for someone who is 5"8. Probably would not be able to provide head support.
912448
Yes. The only child that has a problem is an 8yr head with 21" head , they only slightly fall off face when looking down. There are various aged boys that use them to play with airsoft and nerf guns.
2008914
Hm.. depends on head size. I'd say it will go as small as a size 6 head. it's not designed for toddlers though
1542989
There is no actual adjustment for this head set. That said, a lot would depend on the sizeof your childs head. I find the neck band a bit small for my head but not so much that it bothers me. Since the phones do hang over the ear I think your child could us them.
1360132
It's head is much oversized and isn't very light weight. It's just the right size for my 6 year old.
1726346
Based on our experience, I would tend to say no, unless your daughter has a smaller than average head. My daughter is 5 1/2, and it was way too small for her.
2159775
I would say no because it is rather large and there is nothing to keep a child that small in place. It is perfect for a toddler.
98144
no. It's a little too stiff for them. Go for the one filled with beads, it will fit them better and conform to their head and neck better.
105669
I think that it would be as long as they don't have an unusually large neck. I know a friends daughter is 2 and still wears hers with no problems.
749876
It may be a bit big, but you could probably adapt it by adding some elastic or velcro. Of course it depends on the child's head size.
537639
No, it will not fit on a child's head. It's about the size of a mid size dolls head.
1193387
It's an adult helmet. I would think that it would be too big. Although it is adjustible.