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Visor down, microphone in, and the hallway is cleared for launch.
This is a space helmet with moving parts to fuss over. The smoke-tinted visor swings down over the face for the serious stretch of the mission, then flips back up and out of the way when it’s time to address the crew. From the side, a curved black microphone arm pivots into place, ready for whatever mission control needs to hear. The shell is round and glossy, with a black stripe framing the face opening.
Visor up for a report from the crew, down again for the next pretend landing. Mission control may want an update on the snacks.
Details
Soft padded rim around the head opening
American flag and blue gear emblem printed on the side
NASA logo on the back
Row of small coloured status lights and vent slits on the band around the bottom
Coordinates with our Mission-Ready NASA Vest
Why we love it
Dress-up gets more serious the moment there’s gear to adjust. Your kid is the one who decides when everything is ready.
NASA explorer
A bright orange flight suit with a NASA patch, black buckles and a navy cap, plus the domed Explorer Helmet with its tinted visor and microphone arm. Pick the suit’s size, then the helmet’s colour; the orange one matches. Visor down, and the countdown starts on the landing.
