ILM Motorcycle Helmets DOT ECE Dual Visor Street Racing Helmet Full Face Powersports Cascos for Men Women Model MF567(Matte Black, L)

My husband loves this helmet. It has spots for ear intercoms and does a great job at canceling out the wind. Feels very secure on his head and great cushion support.

I haven't had too much opportunity to try it as it is intended mostly for potential fellow passengers. The few that tried, mostly liked it.

This is the first helmet I've gotten in years. My previous helmets were always high end, brand name ones (multiple hundreds of dollars), which all had great features...but this helmet surprised me. It's got a great look and design. The dual visor is clever. I've always been a size medium in motorcycle helmets and this one is a bit too snug. I would recommend ordering a size up.

I ride a Harley and Ihave had a branded Harley helmet but it's a modular so it's not ECE. It's been dropped off the bike a couple of times and it's time to replace it. I ordered this helmet because it was ECE certified so it's been tested by an independent organization that's pretty strict so I think I can trust it.The helmet itself is beautiful, air-streamed and the coloring is beautiful. The helmet is really designed nicely. The front visor has a button to release it to go up but it's integrated in such a way it's easy and smooth to release it. The vents are also designed to be easier than the little sliding buttons on my other helmets. You kind of rock the top one to open it up and it comes up like a small cowling. There are vents in the to let air taken in from the mouth and top of head to move around and escape at the rear of the helmet, right under the fairing. The integrated drop down dark lens is a lot easier to access and move than my old helmet where it was on top behind the vent. All in all, I think they put some effort into the design and the manufacture and the finish seem flawless. Nice find, 5 stars.

First it fit. Helmets really need to be tried on as there are three basic head shapes. Having said that I wear a large so I ordered an extra large. It happens to fit me very well. I am glad I sized up one. Removeable cheek pads, air vent flip panel on top of helmet. The chin strap has a built in quick release which i love. If you have any arthritis in your hands the quick release pull ratchet straps are the way to go. The main outside shield can be locked down with the tab on the front of the helmet just below the center of the shield. The inner shield is pulled down with a little lever just behind the hinge point of the main shield on the left side of the helmet. My thumb shows the release lock for the main shield. The helmet is way better looking than the photos lead on to. Because this fits me I love it. Will do some freeway for noise evaluation. Right now out of the box it is as comfortable as my main helmet.

I do like the fast release tab on the chin strap. paddle snap vent on top is also nice. its a little snug on the forehead, but I will still give it more time to break in. I have used it on my rides everyday since the day it got delivered. The sunglasses visor is amazing. Crystal clear vision even though the main visor. location for switch on it isn't the best. I wish it was done more on the side and not along the edge of the visor. Thats about all I can say bad about it.

I have high end helmets made in Japan, mid range helmets, and now, I've decided to try this very affordable helmet. The initial inspection shows great for and finish. From the paint and decals, to the new stores latch system, the EMS easy pull out cheek pads, the cold weather chin shield and upper breath guard, the inner tinted and outer clear visors and the snug inner padding that hugs your face and head. Overall, I'm really impressed! I'll update after I get some hours with it, but I suspect that I'm going to really happy. Oh, and it's very noticeably less weight than my over double the cost Bell Qualifier DLX.

One of my jobs as a member of the Vine community is not only to try out products, but to assess the quality of information provided by a seller.I have been riding motorcycles for years, and I'm always on the lookout for a good new helmet. This one appeared to have most of the features I was looking for, so I decided to try it out.Here we go...The first thing to decide is which size to order. The seller information shows you where to measure your head and then gives size ranges for each helmet size. In my case, my head measured exactly 22". According to the seller this was the upper size for size Small, so that's what I requested.When the helmet arrived, I tried it on, and I really had to push to get my head through the padding around the base of the helmet. Then, once on, the padding pushed so on my cheeks so hard that when I relaxed the muscles in my face, the padding pushed my lips into a pucker!!!?? After just a few minutes, I had to take the helmet off because of this padding. (sad)My recommendation on sizing is that if your head measurement is close to the upper end of a size range, then order a size larger.The helmet itself looks and feels like a good product. It has good ventilation, and features.The face shield snaps closed and can be opened only after you press a button just below the center of the visor.A sunscreen drops into place by manipulating a lever on the left side of the helmet - this makes sense, so you can raise or lower it with your clutch hand instead of your throttle hand.I wear glasses, and the designers took this into account, because I was able to slip my glasses on relatively easily after putting the helmet on (DO NOT TRY TO PUT THE HELMET ON WHILE WEARING GLASSES). At the same time, it took only a few breaths with the helmet on and clear visor down before my glasses started to fog up. This issue can be remedied by removing the chin piece at the front of the helmet. Just grab it and pull it out. It's seated using only plastic tabs that insert into slots in the helmet - no snaps or clips.The helmet uses the quick-release chin strap system that is common on most newer helmets. Slide the curved metal piece with teeth on one side into the buckle and push until it's comfortable. To release, pull on the small fabric loop attached to the buckle.If I could only find an easy way to remove about 1/3 to 1/2 of the padding by my cheeks, this would be a 5/5 helmet for me. But, by following the seller's recommendations, the size recommended is TOO TIGHT for me (and I do not have a broad chin or jaw).So I have to deduct a couple of stars because I still have no idea whether I'll be able to make this work for me, because I followed the sellers sizing recommendation.I really wanted to like it. But I have to award 3/5 stars because it's uncomfortable as currently configured.