AeromaxYouth Astronaut Helmet with movable visor

I bought this for my 2yo's Halloween costume. It matched his outfit perfect. It is a little big on him but he still loves it. All three of my Kids enjoy playing with this helmet. It has seen frequent use in their dress up play since Halloween (we've had it nearly 3 months now) and by the way it's holding up I anticipate we will have it for several years. I'm impressed that the hinges for the visor are so sturdy and also let the visor slide well. My oldest is nearly 7 and she can wear this helmet just fine as well. There is a sort where the foam is beginning to come apart from rough play, but that's about the extent of the sign of wear it has sustained. Over all I'm happy and i would but it again.

I bought this for my 3 year old nephew and all the kids at the bday party were fighting over their turn to wear it. Simple design with no parts that are likely to break. I will probably get another one for my son who was pretty jealous.

I think the helmet was good for play/Halloween. It really does not fit well, the weight of the visor causes the helmet to fall forward and not stay in position on my son's head BUT for the inexpensive cost and the looks, he was very happy with it. I would purchase it again.

Helmet arrived damaged. Unfortunately this will delay my trip to the nebulas. After a 32 point inspection I discovered the atmospheric seal had deteriorated. More concerning, there is a hairline fracture that would certainly cause a catastrophic failure once exposed to the extreme temperatures in outer space. I contemplated applying space grade tape to temporarily serve as a seal, but after reading the fine print on the tape I realized that the adhesive will separate at speeds of Mach 1. My intentions were to maintain an average speed of 761.2 mph Wich is just shy of 6 mph below Mach 1. This speed was to be maintained for 284 days, and I was to decrease thruster power to 50% when I approached Venus. I would then use the gravitational pull of the planet to sling shot me it an direction suitable to near the far galaxy. Of course this trip would be near impossible to survive, therefore I planned on using a make shift cryogenic holding cell to freeze my body until pivotal moments of my journey required my attention. To do this I concocted the bunker out of 3 yeti coolers purchased at the going out of business sale at gander mountain. 54 yards or closed cell adhesive backed foam from hobby lobby. a red gameboy color from the goodwill. (Batteries and an early wwe wrestling game included) , the fur of 12 adolescent mink ( collected from various traps placed along the Mississippi River basin) and last but most importantly, 751 pounds of strawberry banana dip and dots. ( flavor was on sale. Additional savings from bulk purchase) At this point it should be clear that I have personally invested a large portion of time and energy into this trip. It deeply saddens me to know that a poor choice in personal protective equipment, and the “buy it now” button have derailed this embankment. Perhapse I shall try again in my future but for now I have accepted that my feet will remain firmly planted on this worlds ground, and my body will continue to reek the negative effects of the gravity displaced amounts us all. I am now forced to allow my son to use this as a Halloween costume and realize this could be disappoint to the scientific community, especially the men and women of NASA but what chose do I have ? Be well my fellow earthlings ! Our time shall come.

Cheap thin plastic but cute

It's came as pictured and super fast.It's not very breathable and rests on your face more than your head, so it would probably not be pleasant to wear it for super long periods

I know you all are most likely looking into this item for an Among Us costume, so here’s a few pictures for reference on an adult. This is a CHILDS size helmet but it works! It’s small but ends up sitting and staying on an adult head well. It pressed up against my chin but actually worked in my favor for stability. It does not come down to meet your shoulders. If you’re looking for a cheap way out instead of buying a motorcycle helmet or something, I definitely recommend! Btw, it wasn’t me, I was doing asteroids in weapons.

It’s a very simple plastic helmet but very cute and just right for the price. Unless your kids are really rough and destructive it should last a long time. I bought it for a girl in my Sunday School class as a special prize. She’s 10 years old and it fit just fine.