Unisex-Adult Open Face Motorcycle Helmet

My family has sued and won against the "One size fits all" nonsense. I have a pumpkin head and this helmet was big! They sent me an insert and it fits like a champ. If you are pumpkin headed, get this helmet. Might not be the stylish one on the planet, but it does the job beautifully.

I didn't add a photo, because the stock image is an exact match for what I received. I had tried on a few XL helmets at the dealership where I bought my Spyder, but those felt like they were ripping my ears off and REALLY triggered claustrophobia. Since this one is considered a 3/4 versus full because it doesn't have a fixed piece around the chin and allows a little flexibility in pulling it out to put it on, I went with the 2XL which matched what was advised based on my measurements. It fits snuggly, as it should, but it allows me to put it on without having my ears ripped off. I rode a few days around town without a helmet while I waited on this one to arrive, so I can say that the "Noise" complaints some have stated about this are not really that significant to me. With my wife riding behind me, and also wearing a helmet, I can still hear her when she leans forward to say something to me... though at full road speed of 70-75 MPH it is more difficult to do so. It is relatively cool when heading down the highway, though not as cooling as without a helmet, but certainly much safer with it. It also has an internal Sunscreen piece that can be raised and lowered, and I've found that to work great for me and my personal needs. It provides adequate shielding from the sun without compromising safety by trying to wear shades under the helmet. For the money, this helmet exceeded my expectations, and I would definitely consider another in the future if I should need to replace this one.

This is my third Vega Helmet I tried two.other top manufacturers and returned both due to quality and fitment issues Vega has always delivered a quality product at a great price extremely satisfied

I’ve been trying to replace my Nolan that I’ve had 13 years I did buy a inexpensive bell helmet a half helmet it’s ok for a back up or second rider I tried on several helmets that did fit well very very tight fit X/L still to tight but this Vega I purchased for less money fit perfectly size large it’s a 3/4 helmet with 2 shields 2 vents on top of the helmet that actually work quick snap chin strap I hate them ring fasteners first test was out on the interstate I’ve had helmets that bounce around this one stayed tight and quite 70 80 mph I was impressed the Nolan seems to have a little more quality but all and all the Vega is a better helmet at a faction of the cost needless to say I’m very happy with this purchase

When I first saw the interior design of this helmet, I was worried that it was going to squeeze my face in and make things tight, restrictive, and overall uncomfortable; but to my surprise, all of these fears & concerns were allayed -- this is a VERY comfortable and yet still snugly-fitting helmet... and yeah, it looks awesome for something in its price range.HOWEVER... for all of the "positives" I could lay at this helmet's feet, there are several issues that I have with it which may influence whether or not readers of this review might wish to consider continuing to browse around for an alternative elsewhere.I cannot really say which of these issues of concern are [quote] "First and Foremost" [unquote] on my list, because from my personal perspective they are all equally problematic -- but I'll begin with the one that appears to be the largest elephant in the room for the majority of other reviewers: the "glare-reduction interior visor"...As seems to be the common consensus among other reviewers, the designers of this helmet seemed to have understood the importance of incorporating a sun shield into their helmet, especially considering the fact that most helmets make wearing an independent set of sunshades underneath a motorcycle helmet a very uncomfortable experience that many riders may simply choose to forego altogether... but at the same time they did not seem to spend any time understanding the importance of having such a shield that extends far enough downward that the rider is not essentially required to ride with his/her head constantly tilted in a forward direction to where they practically have to view the road ahead of them from the top of their eyelids. It also doesn't help that the raising/lowering tab for this visor is difficult to locate and operate.Another issue which is also showing up as a common complaint is the extremely loud and annoying "whistling" that occurs whenever you decide to lift the main face shield and allow some cooling air to rush over you... not that this will be a problem for you to have to deal with for very long anyway, because once you've been traveling up to speed for any decent amount of time, the visor is so loosely set that any wind you generate WILL soon enough slam the shield back down in front of your face ~ Wash/Rinse/Repeat!And this leads directly to my next issue: this face shield *LOVES* to come detached from its housing... often at inopportune moments! I've had face shield detachment issues with other 3/4-face helmets in the past, but this one is HYPER-sensitive in this regard!So this one is a toss-up -- if you're looking at this from strictly a budgetary standpoint and you think you can tolerate these annoyances... well, just take my review for what you think may be valuable in helping you make that decision: I cannot put forth a "recommendation" one way or the other.

I had tried on many helmets of varying styles at cycle gear and dealerships. I decided to take a chance and order this helmet in Large even though measurement chart suggested Medium. One day delivery and it fit perfectly. Amazing! Lightweight and quiet at 70MPH. Still can hear my bar mounted speakers and no fairing. I will probably try a helmet speaker system at some point. Only Cons are lack of any instructions on liner removal, visor (s) removal, etc. Also, on the Vega website, I learned that it is ready for Bluetooth speakers and allowances for wiring. I have not removed lining yet to see what is actually there. For $100 its well worth the money IMHO.

I have a difficult shape head but the XXXL fit me just fine! The liner is comfortable and the drop down shade covers just enough to provide additional sun protection. My only gripe with the helmet is the amount of wind noise. The visor has a lip to make the air flow smoother but I think the most noise comes from the sides where the visor pivots. The helmet's edge is rather prominent in relation to the visor so I think that is what is making most of the wind noise. As I wear ear plugs when riding, it is fine but noticeable nonetheless. The material used for the helmet is a step up from the bargain helmets and the fittings/trim feel high quality especially for the price.