1Storm Motorcycle Modular Full Face Helmet DOT Adults Street Bike Flip up Dual Visor Sun Inner Shield Anti Fog Pinlock Ready Shield: Cement Grey

Good helmet for the price

This is my first motorcycle helmet and I’m very happy with it. I’m using it in the Deep South where our Summers are hot and humid, as well as the Winters. There is some ventilation with the visor down and all the vents open, but not a lot in the Summer. I found if you get your closed helmet in clean air (above the windshield w/ vents open) it helps, but cracking the visor open is the best means to really stay cool (although noisier). Works great here in the winter. The vents are much more effective with cold temps for any needed for managing comfort. I’ve not used the pin lock fog-free insert visor, but opening the visor helps to remove fog from breath at slow speed or stops. The retractable tinted visor means no need for sunshades, and it can be quickly retracted when you go from bright to low light in the evening or early morning—very easy to use, the tint is great and one of the coolest, most helpful features. I recommend keeping a ceramic or plastic polish on the clear front visor and helmet to help bug cleanup after a ride and for rain repellency. I was so pleased it stayed dry inside, except the nap of your neck, during a heavy downpour and it didn’t fog up in the Summer with the vents all open (there was likely some water in the vent areas beneath the padding, but I couldn’t feel any inside when I removed it.) I use Apple AirPods for audio so far and they have the best sound over others with the Noise Canc. feature on. When you research helmets you’ll find that all helmets have noise from high winds. The best option I’ve seen is using foam ear plugs and a comm/speaker system for the helmet. That’s on the to-do list, but it doesn’t get noisy until about 60 then it’s noticeable through 70mph (max limit in my state.) Update: Instld. a Cardo Audio system & use foam ear plugs…game changer! Hearing protection and incredible sound. All the helmet features (chin guard lock up & down, retract. visor, pads, appearance) are working great after a year of heavy use. I never want to test the helmet’s effectiveness for its primary design, but some great reviewer said that part worked great for them. Praise God! The helmet’s weight is pretty average in looking at others, but that is part of having a device on your head strong enough to protect your head. I want a higher dollar helmet to compare it, but this is going to suit me until the padding is worn out. Highly recommended budget helmet!

I've never had a modular helmet, but this helmet is considerably heavier than my non-modular. The airflow through the helmet is low. It seems to be designed well for colder weather. I have been using this helmet for several days on a bike with no windshield in 100 degree weather and it seems a bit stuffy. With a windshield I suspect sweat would be an issue. The anti-fog lens is a separate piece that I must store and try to remember where I put it when it gets cold. There are lots of useless bumps on the outside that make noise. A Bluetooth headset fit very well with plenty of speaker space, but at 60 mph the volume must be set very high to be heard because of wind noise. A bike with a windshield would probably help. The front vents open/close, but the back vent sliders do nothing. To add the back spoiler there is a screw and tape with no instructions. I will need to drill a hole for the screw and I'm not sure tape is a long term option. Overall I am not currently super excited to use this helmet. Good fit. Good value. Not great in the heat.

My reasoning for getting this one is the modular portion. I can comfortably wear my glasses and they are perfectly secure with no movement. Note: my glasses are then wire, but I think bigger plastic frames would fit too