I got one about 2 weeks ago and posted this in another post:
OK, got 500 miles on it last week so can now say a bit about it.
Go a size smaller than the measurements say - I'm almost 59 measured, but had to send the 59/60 back and get a 57/58 which is super comfortable without crushing my face. The chin strap clip is a bit fiddle compared to some, it's slightly to the side instead of the middle, so harder to clip in, but not difficult. Noise wise I'd say it's average but has better ventilation than my Shark Evoline 3. The fittings for the Senna intercom are a pain as I use a cardo, so had to mess about a bit to get it to fit, but it can be done. I found it dry in the rain with no misting or leaks, but it was only a few 10 minuet showers, so not a great test. The pin lock system does cut down the light transmission a bit, so I may remove it unless I'm expecting to get caught in the rain as it made it more difficult to read the sat nav V. The visor clips closed nicely, but if it's open one click to get good air flow then the lip is in your line of sight for the sat nav, and with the pin lock in that is a pain. The sun shield is ok, but not that dark, a darker one would be needed for abroad or used with sun glasses. The half face system is ok, but if you click it to fully open it does give you a bit of neck strain at the point of opening/closing it from that final position as it has an "open" and "ride open" kind of two settings set up. It's not the lightest of helmets being a flip face, but I honestly didn't really notice it much, so unless your used to a super light carbon job you probably won't notice it either.
Overall a nice helmet, but not much better than my Evoline 3 TBH and not worth it's current three times the price.
James
