Extensive Industry Experience

The company has a proven track record, with over 18 years of experience serving international brands and a factory that has been manufacturing sporting goods for more than two decades.

Comprehensive OEM & ODM Services

They specialize in providing full OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) services, demonstrating their capability to handle everything from design and development to final production for their clients.

Strong R&D and Design Capabilities

With a strong R&D department and a professional technical team, they focus on continuous innovation and integrating modern, fashionable styles into their product designs to meet diverse market demands.

Certified Quality and Safety Compliance

Their commitment to quality is backed by an ISO 9001:2008 certification. Critically, their products meet multiple international safety standards, including CE, CPSC, ASTM, and AS/NZS, assuring clients of their safety and reliability.

Wide and Specialized Product Range

They are not limited to one type of helmet. Their expertise covers a broad spectrum of sports, including cycling, skiing, motorcycling, horse riding, and climbing, showcasing their versatility as a specialized manufacturer.

Established Global Market Presence

The company has a strong export history, with established markets in North America, Europe, Australia, South America, and the Middle East, indicating their experience in navigating international logistics and market requirements.

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Established in 2008, SPIRIT (HK) Sports Co., Ltd. is a specialized helmet manufacturer in China providing comprehensive OEM & ODM services. Our team offers over 18 years of experience serving international brands, backed by a factory with more than 20 years in sports equipment manufacturing.

We develop a wide range of safety helmets—including models for cycling, skiing, motorcycling, and climbing—all engineered to meet major international safety standards such as CE, CPSC, ASTM, and AS/NZS.

As an ISO9001 certified company, we are committed to integrity, quality, and customer satisfaction. We leverage our strong R&D capabilities and professional technical team to deliver the safest protection products to a global market, with primary exports to North America, Europe, Australia, and other regions.

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Are LED Helmets Worth It for Commuters?

For regular commuters, especially those who ride in low-light conditions, an led helmet is one of the most significant safety upgrades available. The primary benefit is a dramatic increase in visibility. Lights positioned high on the head are more noticeable in dense traffic than lower-mounted bike lights, catching the eye of drivers in cars and trucks. This "active safety" feature helps prevent accidents before they happen. Furthermore, the convenience of having lights integrated directly into the helmet means a rider never has to worry about forgetting them or having them stolen. Modern models, like those manufactured by SPIRIT, offer features like USB-C charging, multiple flash modes, and excellent battery life, making them a practical and powerful safety tool. While they may cost more than a standard helmet, the added visibility and accident-prevention capabilities make an led helmet a worthwhile investment for any serious urban rider.

Integrating LED Technology into Ski and Skate Helmets

While the led helmet is most common in cycling and commuting, the technology is increasingly being integrated into other sports. For a ski helmet, a rear-facing red LED light can dramatically increase a skier's or snowboarder's visibility to others on the mountain, especially in flat light, foggy, or snowy conditions, helping to prevent collisions. For skateboarding, especially for those who skate at dusk or use their board for commuting, front and rear lights serve the same critical safety function as they do for cyclists. The manufacturing challenge, which SPIRIT is equipped to handle, is to ensure the electronic components are robust enough to withstand the colder temperatures of skiing and the higher-vibration environment of skateboarding, all while meeting the specific impact standards for those sports (like ASTM F2040 for snow sports).

SPIRIT: Your Partner for Innovative, High-Visibility Headwear

In the rapidly advancing market of smart and high-visibility headwear, your choice of manufacturing partner is critical. You need a partner who is not just an assembler, but a true expert in both traditional helmet safety and modern electronics integration. SPIRIT is that partner. With nearly two decades of manufacturing experience and a dedicated R&D team of mechanical and electronics engineers, we provide a seamless, end-to-end solution for your led helmet project. From initial concept and circuit design to in-house impact and electronics testing, we manage every step to ensure your final product is innovative, reliable, and fully certified. We speak the language of lumens, IP ratings, and CPSC standards. Partner with SPIRIT to develop a cutting-edge led helmet that will set your brand apart and provide a new level of active safety for your customers.

The Key to a Reliable Rechargeable Helmet System

A reliable rechargeable system in an led helmet depends on three things: a high-quality battery, a modern charging interface, and a smart circuit design. At SPIRIT, we use high-quality Lithium-ion (Li-ion) or Lithium-polymer (Li-Po) batteries from reputable suppliers that are tested for safety and cycle life. For the charging interface, we strongly recommend and use the USB-C standard. It is more robust and easier for consumers to use than the older Micro USB standard. Finally, the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) is designed with protective circuits to prevent overcharging, over-discharging, and short circuits, which extends the battery's lifespan and ensures safety. A low-battery indicator is also a crucial feature that we integrate. By focusing on these three key areas, we build a reliable and user-friendly rechargeable led helmet.

What users say about SPIRIT SPORTS

We've partnered with SPIRIT on our OEM helmet line for over five years, and their consistency is unmatched. Their team understands our brand's quality standards implicitly and delivers exceptional products on schedule, every time. They are a reliable and indispensable part of our supply chain.

David Müller, Senior Product Manager

As a startup, bringing our unique design vision to life was our biggest challenge. The R&D team at SPIRIT was phenomenal. They not only embraced our concept for a new skate helmet but also enhanced it with innovative features and materials. The final product exceeded all our expectations.

Sarah Jenkins, Founder & CEO

Safety is non-negotiable for us, especially since our products are for the children's market. SPIRIT gives us complete peace of mind. Their rigorous adherence to CPSC and ASTM safety standards, combined with flawless manufacturing quality, makes them our trusted partner for all our helmet needs.

Michael Chen, Head of Procurement

The communication and customer service from the SPIRIT team are truly top-notch. From initial inquiry to final delivery, the process was seamless. They are responsive, professional, and genuinely committed to ensuring a smooth partnership. It’s a pleasure working with such a proactive team.

Olivia Walsh, Operations Director

Working with SPIRIT to develop our new line of horse riding helmets was a fantastic experience. Their ability to customize features to fit our specific market demands while maintaining a reasonable price point was incredible. They are true experts in both design and manufacturing.

Emily Carter, Brand Owner

Do you have any questions?

What are the key advantages of an integrated led helmet over separate lights?

<p>An integrated led helmet offers three main advantages. First, safety through height and visibility: the lights are positioned at the rider's highest point, making them far more visible in traffic than seat-post or handlebar-mounted lights. Second, convenience: the lighting is part of the essential gear you never leave behind, with no extra items to mount or forget. Third, superior design: integrated systems, like those from SPIRIT, offer a cleaner aesthetic and often include advanced features like 360-degree visibility, turn signals, and automatic brake lights that are impossible to achieve with separate units.</p>

What safety standards apply to an led helmet?

<p>An led helmet must meet two sets of standards. First and foremost, it must pass the relevant impact safety certifications for its intended use, such as CPSC 1203 for bicycles in the US or CE EN 1078 in Europe. The integration of electronics cannot compromise this in any way. Second, the electronic components themselves should adhere to standards for safety and durability, such as CE, FCC, and RoHS compliance, and have an IP (Ingress Protection) rating for water resistance. SPIRIT ensures all helmets meet both impact and electronic standards.</p>

What features should I look for in a quality led helmet?

<p>Look for a balance of brightness (measured in lumens), battery life, and functionality. A quality led helmet should have bright front (white) and rear (red) lights, multiple modes (e.g., solid, flashing), and a battery life that supports a week of typical commuting. A USB-C charging port is the modern standard for convenience. Advanced features to consider include integrated turn signals, automatic brake lights activated by an accelerometer, and a high IP rating (like IPX4 or higher) for weather resistance.</p>

How does the OEM process work for a smart led helmet?

<p>The OEM process for an led helmet at SPIRIT is a highly technical collaboration. It begins with your desired features and design. Our R&D team then engineers the integration of the battery, LEDs, wiring, and control board, ensuring the electronics are protected and do not create weak points in the helmet's structure. We create prototypes for testing both electronic function and impact safety in our in-house lab. Once the design is perfected, we manage the entire production, quality control, and certification process for both the helmet and its electronic components.</p>

What is the typical battery life and charging method for an led helmet?

<p>Battery life varies based on the brightness and mode, but a well-designed led helmet should offer between 4 to 12 hours of use on a single charge. Flashing modes typically consume less power and offer the longest run times. The most common and convenient charging method is via a built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery with a standard USB-C port, allowing riders to charge it easily with the same cable they use for their phone or computer.</p>

Can an led helmet include features like turn signals or brake lights?

<p>Yes. This is where smart helmet technology truly shines. By incorporating an accelerometer, an led helmet can detect when the rider is slowing down and automatically activate a bright brake light. Turn signals are typically controlled via a small, wireless remote that can be mounted on the handlebars, allowing the rider to signal their intentions without taking their hands off the bars. SPIRIT has the R&D capability to develop and integrate these advanced smart features for our OEM partners.</p>

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