Modular Motorcycle Helmet with Bluetooth, DOT

So let me start with how good the helmet looks. Love the lines and how the back has a nice aerodynamic type of swoop to it. The flat black looks really good too. It’s super comfortable as well. This also means the sizing is spot on. Next is how well it’s set up. In my opinion, modular helmets are just the way to go. This gives you the option of either just opening the visor or pushing up the whole front face. The hidden sun visor works awesome too. Feels solid up and down and the action is firm yet easy. It does come with an extra outer tinted visor if you prefer the dark lens instead of the installed clear. A nice option in my opinion that adds to the versatility. The kicker though for the helmet is the included Bluetooth device. Install was pretty straightforward. I did look through the directions which weren’t the best but manageable enough to figure out the install. The UI is really simple and easy to use. Set up, super simple and after a few times of playing with it with my phone, the controls simple enough to remember by feel. Sound quality is pretty good. I do wish I could raise the volume more but, after testing while riding, it is good enough. For now. I may still look to upgrade in the future to something that allows for a higher/louder volume. The microphone is a little cumbersome to fit under the helmet but does and does also work well. I was told it was clear and easy to hear/understand. The only real gripe I have is the mounting of the Bluetooth. There is a clip that comes with it but I couldn’t figure out a good way to use it and/or a way I liked as far as looks. With that said, I used th Velcro only which to be honest doesn’t give me the best security in feeling solid. The unit does have some “wiggle” to it but does hold. I haven’t had any issues with it falling off or loosening. It just doesn’t feel like a strong bond that holds it solidly in place. I have a higher quality Velcro I can use and most likely will use which I know for a fact will hold much much more solid. Other than that, a great helmet, solid comfortable feel and a decent Bluetooth included. Collectively, a solid value that you can eventually upgrade if you choose to do so. Still enough for me to give it a 2 thumbs up and a 5 star rating. I do actually really love this helmet. I hope this helps you!

My initial impression of this helmet was great- the features and inclusions were unparalleled- sun visor, chin guard, ventilation. The helmet comes with a communicator and even a balaclava! As I looked more carefully, my enthusiasm went away. The worst problem for me wad the poor fit. No other XL helmet had it so bad. It felt like I had a square head, and the "top left and right corners" came in conflict with the helmet. The flip up locking mechanism is sticky. The weight is 1730 gram is typical for the size. I expected the communicator to be integrated, but it turned out to be "universal" fit not specific to this helmet. It is not compatible with earbuds, has silly lighting effects and chances that your buddy has a similar compatible unit are zero.

While this motorcycle helmet isn’t top-of-the-line, it delivers excellent value for the price and checks nearly every box I was looking for. It’s comfortable, well thought out, and includes many features you usually only see on more expensive helmets: good ventilation, a flip-down internal sun shade, a full-face flip-up jaw, ratchet-style buckle, and both a tinted and clear visor. On top of that, it also includes a spandex balaclava, a storage sack, and—icing on the cake—a starter Bluetooth comms/music system. The helmet itself has become my daily rider, which says a lot. Comfort is good for longer rides, and the modular mechanism feels solid and convenient for quick stops. Venting is adequate, and while it’s not soundproof (no helmet truly is), it does a reasonable job reducing wind noise. The Bluetooth system was a pleasant surprise. Installation was straightforward and completely plug-and-play. The helmet has dedicated cutouts for the speakers and includes all the Velcro needed to properly mount both the speakers and the mic. Sound quality is decent—not much low-end, but plenty loud enough for music, navigation, and phone calls at highway speeds (65+ mph / 104+ kph). While those calling could hear the background noise of my bike, they reported that my voice was much louder and more clear. I have had no issues communicating while riding at speed. One feature I really appreciate is how the Bluetooth unit mounts using a clip-style bracket instead of adhesive. That’s a big plus for me since I plan to upgrade the comms unit in the future and didn’t want permanent sticky residue on the helmet. Pairing with my phone was easy, and I can control music, calls, and Google Assistant reliably while riding. I haven’t tested rider-to-rider intercom yet, but I plan to and may update this review when I do. As a starter helmet, this is a strong package. You’re getting a comfortable modular helmet, a functional Bluetooth system, a usable sun visor, multiple accessories, and modern features at a very reasonable price point. It may not compete with premium helmets, but for the money, it offers a lot—and it is an easy helmet to recommend.