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Perfect perfect love it ,I have my hjc that I used for 4 years and the internal glases the come in the Yema helmet are more better then the one in my hjc ,I recommend this Yema Helmet 100% is comfortable in every corner, important to know my hjc is 2xl and is perfect but Yema 2xl is little big , I recommend you get one size smaller be fine, thanks Amazon.

Almost returned it. I got the XXL and it was almost too tight believe it or not. My head shape is often an issue. XXL helmets have less padding then smaller sizes. There is a seam at the forehead area with no padding behind it. At first it was leaving a painful mark on my forehead. Then I noticed the liner is attached with Velcro. I reattached it lower, problem solved. The inner visor is dark but is good on a sunny day. It makes it a little harder to read my digital display. I like the quick release, I can release it with gloves on. Not sure if this is good or bad. The sides flex enough to get over my ears easily.

What I like about this helmet first of all is the design. It is 3/4 face covering helmet, covering parts of the jaw which provides more protection than my previously owned 1/2 face heletd. I also like having both a pop down sun visor and clear wind visor. The fit is snug an true to size. I do question the effectivness of the vents in the summer. Also the helmet appears to sit high up on the crown of my head.

I got the XXL size and can say this is absolutely the best helmet fit and functionality I have ever experienced.Here's the breakdown on helmet choices:1. Bicycles: First is the typical affordable ($20) bicycle helmet or hardhat baseball cap which most people wear and is good for maybe 15mph but useless if it is not strapped on tight. I know this from racing 10-speeds and taking wipeouts. If you look at fail compilations on bicycles, scooters, and bikes, you'll see there is a lot of faceplants. Faceplants mean inexorable agony and reconstructive surgery for the next year. Really, is it worth saving 50 bucks for this? Toss this option out.2. Ebikes, scooters: Next is the thicker full coverage helmet like the ILM: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09BQQN8KY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1This is a good choice for most riders riding about 25mph. It is comfortable, light and has a visor to protect against faceplants. You can get a non-tinted visor too for riding at night. Note it costs $70.3. Next is a dirtbike / mountainbike helmet with full head and face protection like the Fox V1: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B098G5JHZZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1 This is a good offroad option to around 30-40 mph. I find these terribly uncomfortable, bulky, and hot though. Very hard to find an XXL size. Note price of $85.4. The helmet of this review has some great features:a. Very comfortable.b. Excellent peripheral view and ability to see behind me with 90 deg neck turn.c. Full face clear visor. A must. Besides faceplants, rain, puddle, or sprinklers can temporarily blind you.d. Switch operated tinted sun visor.e. Really felt as functional as the ILM.f. Easy on and offg. Great deal at $65.h. Really hits the sweet spot for value.I wouldn't go for much more than 40 mph on this, which meets my requirements. I think it is an excellent choice and I have been really looking forward to rides with it. I am primarily an off-roader.5. Beyond 40 mph i.e. motorcycles with riding speeds 50-80 mph, I have been told by pro bike racers to get the best helmets which go for $600. A friend of mine, a retired pro racer, explains it like this:1. At these speeds, you can easily get crippled or dead.2. Helmets are not the department in your life to save money.3. With a $5000 deductible for most health plans, it's a no-brainer to spend $1000 on safety gear.4. Get a neck support collar made to mate with the helmet. Helmets don't prevent neck injuries.Having the right safety gear gives me confidence at all times. This includes dirt-bike grade elbow pads, knee braces, chest/back protection, and padded shirts/pants. Choking on a jump is the pathway to pain. Safety gear makes the experience more enjoyable and allows me to progress in skill and confidence. If you don't survive the learning curve, you will never get to enjoy the great riding sports which give wings to mere ground dwellers.Ride on.

This helmet is more than I can ask for based on price. It fits well and is very comfortable. The best thing is the clarity of the visor. Excellent! The flip down sun visor is perfect. I literally have nothing bad to say about this helmet. I highly recommend!

Got this for my husband and he likes it because it’s light weight and has a cutout for his ears which works well due to his having to wear hearing aids. The tinted sun visor is nice to have and easy to put down with the little handle.it’s easy to unbuckle and buckle the helmet just pull the tab up. It’s a well made helmet and the price is really good.

This is a great product I recommend it

I found it to be a great cheap helmet. Was very happy until face shield came off and broke the their version of a "pinlock" and scratched the visor when it was dropped. The helmet itself escaped the blow. Wanted to replace the visor and the spring lock.... but no luck.When entering "contact" or attempt to visit their webpage ( ymhelmet.com/en/contact ) it returns a blank page. So there is no way for me to purchase replacement visor or spring lock... So it's a great helmet until you need to fix anything...then it becomes a disposable helmet.