Outdoor Master Helmets Recalled Due To Head Injury Hazard

Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets have been recalled because they may not protect against head injuries in a crash. This recall affects families across Canada, but no injuries have been reported to date.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets
• Product type: Bicycle and multi-sport helmets
• Serial numbers: OM20240326 and OM20240520
• Where it’s sold: Canada
• Recall date: February 11, 2026

These helmets are sold for use by children and youth for biking, skating, and other outdoor activities.

Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets

Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets are protective headgear designed for kids and teens. They are commonly used for cycling, skateboarding, and similar sports, and are typically found at sporting goods stores or online retailers.

What’s the risk?

The helmets may not provide enough protection in the event of a crash. This increases the risk of serious head injury or death. Children and youth using these helmets are most at risk.

What should parents do?

Stop using the recalled helmets immediately. Keep them away from children. Contact Outdoor Master or the place of purchase for information on returns or refunds.

Key takeaways

• The helmets may not protect against head injuries in a crash
• Sold across Canada for children and youth
• No injuries or incidents have been reported as of February 6, 2026

Check the official recall notice

See: “Outdoor Master children’s and youth helmets recalled due to head injury hazard” on the Government of Canada recalls website.

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