@kencook4956 0 seconds ago I bought one for myself, and my wife checked it out and immediately wanted one. We've been on about a half dozen rides and both LOVE the helmet. They're lightweight and don't give you that mushroom-head look. We even took this helmet to the next level and added a Cardo Edge comms with the half-helmet boom mic and it works a treat. The front light is just to make you more visible and not any night light EXCEPT when you stop and want to look in your bag for something you don't need to grab your phone for a light to see inside. The chin strap is comfy and super easy to get on and off once you get used to it (takes using it a few times to get used to it).

I really like this in depth review!

I’ve been binge watching your videos riding across Canada, very much appreciate the work u put in for ur content and the grinding ride across Canada, especially when the past few years I’ve taken all the roads you were riding n knew where u were exactly through your trip, love your videos, will like and subscribe

Thanks for your review, These are great helmets, this is now my only helmet I wear, I feel that this is designed very well for e bikes

I agree, it looks like it would be really hot in the summer. Great review... Very thorough.

Very nicely done review

After years of having cheap helmets, I truly underestimated the value of a good helmet. Thank you for showing this

Good information. When considering a helmet, don't look at the price, but instead ask yourself, what is my life worth? 50 years ago, when helmets first came on the market, I bought a spring-loaded helmet instead of a foam lining, made in the USA by Mountain Safety Research MSR I was T boned by a car and I flew over the top of the car and landed on my head on the pavement. The helmet absorbed to impact of the fall. Because of that helmet my children grew up having a dad. and their kids have a grandpa. The E-bike helmet looks like much thought was put into the design. Similar designs are now available for lower speeds. Six months ago, I bought a Bern helmet from REI with a similar design including the removeable visor, but with more air flow. The price was about $125 USD. More air flow means less protection. Everything in life is a tradeoff. Traveling at higher street speeds than a peddle bike means more protection to the front of the skull is needed, which means less air flow. The built in front and rear light on the E-bike helmet should be on all helmets.

Allways good information here! Thanks for sharing. We are looking at a new helmet for tour this summer. Good to know about the poor ventilation. Also, is there a head band you (or anyone) recommend for absorbing sweat? I tried many products and have always gone back to a cloth rag.

Thx for the video! I normally wear a helmet, but a standard bycicle helmet as ventilated as possible... my helmet now is from Alpina...

Thanks

I don't like helmets but if I'm doing long fast downhills, I'll put one on. Through the years I've noticed chrome motorcycle helmets are cooler inside them. Would like to see more bicycle equipment companies chrome their helmets.

Great review! I didn't know that there was different helmets for ebikes. What did you use to film this video?

Is it comfortable?we all love to watch your vlog desperately.😊

I’ve flown over the handlebars of my bike too many times to risk my noggin without a helmet. I currently have a Bontrager Starvos Wavecell that fits well. I just wish I had bought the neon yellow version to enhance visibility. I have the white version.

Good day Agnieszka! Excellent review. When you have some time, can you show us how you shot the segment from 2:58-3:03 with the “mystical invisible selfie stick”? I have seen this in some of your other videos. Very impressive. Thank you!

Good review, nice helmet with some useful lights, although they could be a bit brighter perhaps. But the price is a bit high for me. My current helmets? I ride with helmets that offer additional cover to the back of the head. One is a Decathlon Van Rysel helmet that I like because there is a clip at the back for one of Decathlons rechargable bike lights. My favorite helmet is a Monca brand (maybe not available in N America) MTB helmet. I like the Monca becuase it has both a sun peak and a visor, you can attache one, or the other, or both. It is a magnetic snap on visor, not a flip up or slide version. I find the visor useful for cold wind days, or blowing sand/dust. The helmet comes with two visors, once clear, one black. Under my helmets I generally wear a UV protection fishing hat with peak, face veil and neck cover. This gives good UV protection and stops me swallowing bugs. NB I cannot use the visor on the Monca wearing a peaked cap.But I use the visor for winter riding only.

I usually wear a helmet, but not always especially in the summer. I find they don’t have enough of a visor to keep a low sun out of my eyes. In winter, I have a helmet with a tinted face plate I can slide into place. It’s nice but does get too hot when I’m pedalling across a frozen lake….but too cool to take it off. The one you featured might be a good compromise esp with a liner if I find it too cool without one.

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I love the lights. I have long hair. How comfortable is this with a pony tail? I hate wearing helmets because of the lump at the back of my head. I rarely when helmets because of the discomfort. An exception is when mountain biking. Riding the forest is a constant fall hazard.

Hi! Helmets are also useful, in my case, for protecting yourself from accidental tree branches on the road. Unfortunately, in my country people do not wear them 'cause they do not find them useful or are too expensive. Thanks for the video.

Very cool helmet!..is the battery also replaceable?

🤠👍👍!!

I have a helmet, I don't wear it and I really have no excuse. I pictured having to explain to a neighborhood kid why I don't wear it and I couldn't think of a good reason so I'll start setting a better example from now on.

Where I live and ride we have a crackpot helmet LAW. Everyone whatever your age or experience is required to wear one, on roads and on any bike-path as well. ALWAYS, under pain of $300+ fines! This ridiculous law has seen the decimation of teenage bicycle use. In 1990 I did the counts at a school that I worked at. After the law change, 200+ regular riders became just 19 within 3 months. Let people make up their OWN choice about helmet use. The nations which are safest to ride a bicycle in, do not have ANY helmet laws. Helmet use is not even any recommended safety strategy.

Probability of dying from skin cancer is greater than from getting killed by a car. I wear a large hat to protect myself from the sun. I get a potentially lethal allergic reaction from contact with cars so I avoid them at all costs and have a long and sharp stick that points out to the left of my bike when I ride. It works. Unless someone is on their cellphone. But then I'm already dead, regardless of whether I'm wearing a helmet. (Happened to a former co-worker of mine. Flew 25m through the air, dead. Then he hit the ground. In front of his wife. Could have been me today.) Our infratructue and legal system puts us "in harms way". Furious, I am!

:-( I do not wear a helmet. My average speed ranges between 20 and 25 km/h. I max out between 40 and 50 km/h daily. My "regular" helmet will not protect me at this speed. My helmet is not designed to protect me against impacts with cars. When I am on separated bicycle infrastructue I no longer NEED the helmet. We wear helmets to make motorists more comfortable passing cyclists, not to save cyclists lives. If we really wanted to save cyclists lives we would build infrastructure for them. And we lost one in Elora/Fergus Ontaro today. :'-( >:-( Tired of the dying and the patronising and the pacifying. Make it safe. Do it now. No more funerals.