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MV Sports recalls safety helmets due to inadequate attachment system

MV Sports is recalling several safety helmets due to an inadequate attachment system that may cause them to not fit properly on the head, potentially leading to injury in the event of a fall. The recalled products include Batman, Spider-Man, L.O.L. Surprise!, Disney Princess, and Paw Patrol helmets.

Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075)
Brand
MV Sports
Product
Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075)
Batch codes
127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075
Retailer
Smyths Toys
What to do
Consumers should stop using the product and keep it out of the reach of children. Please return your product to your local Smyths Toys Superstores for a full refund.

MV Sports is recalling a number of safety helmets designed for children, which include the Batman Safety Helmet (Size 52-56cm), Spider-Man Helmet (Size 48-52cm), L.O.L. Surprise! Safety Helmet (Size 48-52cm), Disney Princess Helmet (Size 48-52cm), and Paw Patrol Safety Helmet (Size 48-52cm). These products were sold between April 2022 and June 2023 and are being recalled due to concerns that the helmets do not fit properly on the head because of an inadequate attachment system.

The risk associated with these helmets is that they may not stay securely on a child's head during use, which could lead to injury if the child falls while wearing one. Although MV Sports has not received any reports of injuries related to these helmets, the company is taking precautionary measures by issuing this recall.

Consumers who have purchased any of these helmets are advised to stop using them immediately and keep them out of reach of children. To receive a full refund, customers can return the helmets to their local Smyths Toys Superstores. For assistance in finding the nearest store, consumers can use the Store Finder available on the Smyths Toys website.

From the official notice

Product: 127003 Batman Safety Helmet (Size 52-56cm) Product: 173294 Spider-Man Helmet (Size 48-52 cm) Product: 206073 L.O.L. Surprise! Safety Helmet (Size 48-52cm) Product: 206074 Disney Princess Helmet (Size 48-52cm) Product: 206075 Paw Patrol Safety Helmet 48-52 cm Date Issued: 16/02/2024 Date of Sale: April 2022 - June 2023 Note: MV Sports is voluntarily recalling the products listed above due…

Read the full notice at Smyths Toys →

Frequently asked questions

Is Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075) being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. MV Sports is recalling several safety helmets due to an inadequate attachment system that may cause them to not fit properly on the head, potentially leading to injury in the event of a fall. The recalled products include Batman, Spider-Man, L.O.L. Surprise!, Disney Princess, and Paw Patrol helmets.

Why is Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075) being recalled?

The recall relates to a injury hazard. MV Sports is recalling several safety helmets due to an inadequate attachment system that may cause them to not fit properly on the head, potentially leading to injury in the event of a fall. The recalled products include Batman, Spider-Man, L.O.L. Surprise!, Disney Princess, and Paw Patrol helmets.

What should I do if I have this product?

Consumers should stop using the product and keep it out of the reach of children. Please return your product to your local Smyths Toys Superstores for a full refund.

Which batches of Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075) are affected?

The affected batch codes are: 127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075.

Where was Safety Helmets (127003, 173294, 206073, 206074, 206075) sold?

It was sold via Smyths Toys.

Source: Smyths Toys, published 16 February 2024 · Last checked 10 July 2026
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