Fit and comfort is a key factor and you really need to try them on to tell. It's like buying shoes online, so you have a 50/50 chance of it being ok if you don't try them on.
I had a Simpson retail store 1-hour away. After trying multiple helmets on, I went with a more expensive helmet than I had planned on. I'm happy with the Simpson Devil Ray Carbon and it fits with my prescription glasses.
https://www.simpsonraceproducts.com/...-racing-helmet
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Originally Posted by TrackClub
Here's a good article on the subject plus their top 10 list.
https://www.windingroad.com/articles...guide-helmets/
I'd also agree, that besides proper certification, fit is king.
And while none of us do 4hr stints at LeMans, comfort is very important.
Before i updated my lid to another Bell Sport Mag a couple of years ago, I did try a Stilo with an integrated comms package and it didn't fit me well at all.
So, try a few, take your time testing them in a store, etc. |
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Originally Posted by joekd
Fit is the most important factor, while they all fit about the same they are not equal
I only use G-force racing helmets because I have found they fit me the best
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