Helite Turtle Airbag Vest Review at RevZilla.com

Helite Turtle Airbag Vest Review
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As product that offers street riders an advanced level of safety that has to this point been reserved for the track only, the Helite Turtle Airbag Vest is blazing a path as one of the premier protective advances in motorcycling. Providing protection to the spine and vital organs, the Turtle CE certified airbag will deploy in 0.1 seconds, giving riders almost immediate protection. Additional features include a removable SAS-TEC back protector, adjustable side straps, and interior 3D mesh for comfort.

[@richedwards4651]

I've had my Helite TT for two years and it gets used everyday. It is comfortable to wear and you soon get into the habit of buckle up and un buckle before climbing off your bike. I've now had the experience to test my TT in a collision situation. I'm convinced that this saved me from significant injury. It doesn't come cheap but then neither does a half decent helmet or medical bills.

[@deltajohnny]

Rich Edwards, awesome, and I am very happy that it worked for you! 👍👍 Iplan on buying one for myself, as well 👏👏

[@OhYeaMista]

When I read the first sentence of your post I thought you meant it deploys every day. Like you're the worst rider ever...lol. I figured out you meant you wear it every day.

[@coastaku1954]

That's sad you're mentioning Medical bills. Come move to Canada, free healthcare is just better

[@lemongrabracing71]

I showed my dad this and he's not a motorcycle guy. I'm 17 and he doesn't feel quiet comfortable with me riding so young. since I showed him this, he feels slightly more comfortable with me riding. thank god this came out so I can ride

[@ryanchase6705]

Roiberd Robert ...ATGATT... All the gear, All the time. Ride safe, kid.

[@aluisious]

Thank god it came out so it might give you a chance is something bad happens. Stay safe, I've been there myself.

[@melvin5818]

use a Dirt bike

[@247th]

He may be more lenient if you purchase all the safety gear before the motorcycle to show him how serious you are about being safe.

[@lemongrabracing71]

@@247th Im 20 now and I have moved up to a 1250cc sport tour bike and he just kind of doesnt care anymore haha. I havent worn that vest since i got it. I should prolly wear it if im going to go on a long ride honestly. But town riding i just wear my normal gear.

[@rustieshackleford7014]

that's awesome that it's got multiple uses. but hell even if you only get 1 use out of it it's worth it.

[@PacAnimal]

It's because you will no doubt set it off by mistake. It happens. It's not going to survive more than one actual crash.

[@TitanFlare]

@@PacAnimal it would probably “survive”, but you’re right, definitely wouldn’t want to use it again. You don’t reuse car airbags, shouldn’t be any different for motorcycles

[@sigis72]

After more than a year of almost daily use, me and another friend of mine can recommend the Helite Turtle vests as they do not inconvenience the rider at all and adds a lair of confidence (to your loved ones as well). No accidental discharges ever happen and we both forgot to disconnect on many occasions before getting used to it (takes 2 weeks). Airbags provide impact resistance that is far beyond what hard armour can achieve and walking away from a (maybe) otherwise crippling or fatal accident is priceless. Money you will never regret spending.

[@marcoantonio78]

Vest gets inflated at 7:15 if you just came for that

[@fernandosuler3050]

marcoantonio78 thanks ✌

[@twoleggedcat_cs2]

does that hurt like a car airbag

[@ThatNorwegianBiker]

+Two Legged Cat33 no, I tried one a couple of weeks ago and it doesn't hurt. But it feels rather tight, a bit claustrophobic. They inflate on both sides so they won't lay flat on your chest. And that's probably what makes it so uncomfortable, since they're rock hard. It feels a bit like getting pushed in the chest and in the back at the same time. But If you want to deflate it faster you can simply unscrew the cartridge and let the air out.

[@justinmedley397]

okay thanks buddy

[@deltajohnny]

That Norwegian Biker, thank you very much for this very useful information! 👍👍👍

[@markkulyas2418]

I would like the airbag to completely encapsulate my intire body like a six foot giant ball, but it needs to deflate in time so I don't roll off the side of the mountain.

[@jasonl5589]

I have a good looking leather dainese fighter jacket but I still wear this vest every single time I ride. The vest hinders the beauty of the jacket but who the heck cares. I feel so much more confident knowing that I have an airbag that will save my life if I were to go down

[@TheParaxore]

Your gonna look real cool when your in one piece and able to keep riding after an accident for sure.

[@Monksthomas]

My view is that the concept is great and I do believe that Helite offer the best mechanical system and the best hyper flexion/extension protection (e.g. versus HitAir). But annoyingly I just couldn't get one of these to fit me properly. I am 5"11, 155 lbs with a 38" chest. The medium was way too wide and was flappy and rode up when on the bike. The small was too short and bits of the velcro collar wouldn't stay down and kept sticking to the bottom of my helmet. If they could sort the sizing I would definitely get one. If you are a short/tin or a tall fatty then you are sorted. N.B inflation times. The Turtle inflation time is 0.08s. This is the best of the mechanical airbag vests and will definitely help. The new vest (part digital) coming out at some point in the next year has a faster trigger+inflation time (one forum suggests in the region of 0.05 seconds). If you do the maths you will see that this is what you really need. You can get one in black if the Hi-Viz offends :)

[@Bmore2Htown]

I love this! Not even a rider, but glad that riders are being more protected. Of course, its not 100% protective, but its something. Lost way too people to crashes 😔🏍

[@horaciogonzalez5749]

I want pants too dude. My legs are important too.

[@petrosrz8990]

chest injuries are the problem. Leg stuff tends to be safe enough.

[@ipodhty]

For not dieing. But being able to walk again without pain is also important

[@sailronin]

I've been riding with one of these for the past 18 months or so. You quickly get in the habit of "hooking in" when you get on the bike and releasing when you put the kickstand down. The vest is comfortable and very visible (I have the yellow version) to cagers day or night. I spent almost 10 years working in trauma center hospitals and really bought this for the neck immobilization it provides in conjunction with a full face helmet. As someone mentioned in the comments, you can live with a broken or missing leg or arm, but not a broken neck.

[@DerekFrampton]

I've seen a lot of peeps complain that "oh this is $700!!!) well... is your life worth 700? think of the hospital bills this will QUELL since your change of survival is incredibly higher considering if you didn't have it? etc. Dress for the slide AND the impact. IMO this is a GREAT product. I've seen it in action too on a couple ewwtube channels. Cheers!

[@damytzeus]

it would have been helpful to see the demo with bernie wearing a helmet to see the interface between the vest and the helmet.

[@henriettatan188]

watch it on fortnine, he did one with the helmet

[@pz5006]

Great review, thanks guys. Bernie looked like he may have soiled himself when it went off, though!

[@kellyvtec]

Wow, that inflated fast and had a lot of volume to it. I was very impressed!

[@JNPhotography]

My family thought I would die on my bike so they got me one too haha

[@kashmiri911]

I know this is an old video but the size guide would put him in a XL L at that weight and height. Not sure if this older version was sized diff

[@SMFARHADUZZAMAN]

How that guy stand still entire time

[@somestuffithoughtyoumightl6985]

S.M. FARHADUZZAMAN Obviously you’ve never been in any military style institution; hours of standing still.

[@riuzki5449]

Hahaha

[@HotrodsMotorcycling]

Just ordered one through you guys, can't wait to get it.

[@JCintheBCC]

What is the abrasion resistance of this airbag? I like that can be repacked and reloaded by the owner, but if I have to wear this on the outside of my jacket, how many uses can I realistically get if the airbag is on the outside?

[@nicklocastro7508]

The guy looks like Ben Aflack

[@WhoGoneStopMe925]

Nick LoCastro hahaha I couldn't quite grasp why I though I knew this dude😂 from "The Town"😂😂

[@lesevickv]

On size chart on Helite website, Bernie is XL vest size but in video he is wearing L ???? its looks too small just looking at it

[@ORflycaster]

I came to the comments specifically for this comment also. I haven't even looked at the chart, but can tell that Bernie left some protection on the table.

[@hornetgamingtv]

This is such a great invention. Do they have one in a jacket configuration?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, Helite makes a few jackets with the airbag integrated. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-leather-airbag-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-adventure-airbag-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-free-air-mesh-airbag-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-xena-womens-airbag-jacket

[@op3l]

This is pretty cool. Wonder if they'll make a version that goes on underside of arms? Maybe reduce chance of arms slamming into road and breaking.

[@VincentTL]

If it’s deployed 6 times, you might want to consider another sport/hobby. 😝

[@OffGridMadMan]

I just wrote that myself! Very true. I quickly deleted my comment! 🤪

[@VincentTL]

@@OffGridMadMan 😆😆😆

[@haroldpeagler1430]

A must need ride smart and safe

[@akaxe77]

How does this respond if you have a slow speed fall while navigating a slow technical off road trail? Like, just falling off a stationary or very slow moving bike? Secondly, is it fair to say that once you wear this over your touring jacket, you can’t wear a hydration pack like a kriega etc? Thank you.

[@samuelmason8370]

This is SUPER cool

[@lupocci]

I feel like if you fall WITH your bike and you keep sliding WITH your bike this turtle will never activate, while the electronic one with gyroscope will surely activate. Can you please comment?

[@RevZilla]

That is correct, but not always the case. Any tethered airbag system REQUIRES you to leave X distance (length of tether) before it deploys. So yes, if you never leave that distance it won't deploy - which is where algorithm based units have the advantage. Both style of airbags are all reactive though, meaning the accident has already begun before they deploy since they can't predict the future.

[@mikemeeky8550]

it's amazing but ! What about arms and legs if someone land or fall off on his arm or leg 🤔

[@RevZilla]

Arms and legs just rely on the armor in the riding jacket or riding pants. Limbs are also able to move. The major potential trauma is to the torso/spine/neck/head. -DrewZilla

[@cbrknight6758]

you can live without a leg but u can’t live with a broken neck

[@ehart34]

Your reviews are the best

[@martinforsen4251]

How well would this vest fit over a race hump? I have seen some pictures of riders with race suits using the Helite vest, but still, by the look of it I'm not sure how well it all would fit together?

[@RevZilla]

The Turtle is not recommended for race suits with speed humps because of the SAS-TEC back protector insert and the way the pocket is sewn. While the insert is removable, for suits with a speed hump we usually recommend the Spidi Neck DPS vest. -TeamZilla AJ *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/spidi-neck-dps-airbag-vest *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-turtle-airbag-vest

[@r1sabotage]

Can I still buy the turtle and remove the back insert for a suit with speed hump? I do not like the spidi as it only protect the neck. When the insert is removed will the turtle be safe and work as it should over a suit with a hump?

[@bengreif7824]

Helite GP Air is now designed for use with race humps

[@OhYeaMista]

"Keep a few back up cartridges". Lol. How often are people expecting to be thrown off their motorcycles!?! It's a great idea in case the worst happens but if you're crashing so often that you're concerned with running out of airbag fuel than maybe you should just stay home.

[@affordableplumbing5852]

The backup cartridges are in the event that there's a need to change the cartridge out. One good example is if you're riding in the rain and notice rust or other corrosion forming, the cartridge would need to be swapped out to ensure reliability.

[@OhYeaMista]

Affordable Plumbing Sure. They should be replaced every year or two if they look rusted. I can buy into that. That's a lot different than keeping "a few backup...in your tool box". If you notice it's rusty or realize it's been years since you replaced it, order a new one. I'm sure it'll last 3 days until the replacement arrives. I would even understand keeping ONE extra in case of accidental inflation, forgetting to unclip while getting off bike for example. It was just the nonchalant way he said to keep a few on hand that made me chuckle. We're talking about something you hope never goes off.

[@SkadooHusky]

Supermoto and dual sport riders do expect to get thrown more because the bikes can take it.

[@reppinmylord]

Let’s restock this bad boy!!

[@RevZilla]

Hoping on inventory soon! Worldwide shipping lanes have been struggling during the worldwide pandemic and Helite is no exception to that. You can leave your email on the product page so you are the first to know when it returns into inventory too.

[@robm8720]

Can this be worn with a backpack on?

[@RevZilla]

It isn't intended to be used with a backpack, as you need the free space for the airbag to inflate. -DrewZilla

[@MrQuickFilms]

Rob M Dont take my word for it but I would think it would be fine. Its not like the flimsey straps of a back pack will really hold down the airbag vest. if you land on your back though, you will land on your backback, then your airbag so i dont see a problem really. Again, I dont know for certain!

[@robm8720]

Yea that's what I assumed. Dainese d-air systems allow backpacks to be worn. It all depends on the amount of psi the little co2 canister can deliver. This system uses 1 canister while dainese uses 2 so I'm not sure if the helite has enough pressure.

[@koobecafwercs3022]

I think "no" is the usual "liability-free" answer, but it seems to me to have more than enough pressure to push a backpack out of the way. Wouldn't trust it to prevent neck hiper-extension otherwise...

[@hollow34]

I wear a back pack with mine occasionally, feels fine to me

[@motocatz87]

where are the women sizes for a 42 inch bust??

[@NickMasseyRideon]

very cool, this was suggested to me because I just had a off out in the middle of nowhere in New Zealand and broke 5 ribs and punctured a lung, now I have been told by medical staff I need to be very careful of my ribs going forward, I like the vest idea a lot as it can go with any of my jackets but in this demonstration I am concerned about ribcage coverage, it doesnt look like it give good side ribs converge. I would appreciate your thoughts please. would you recommend this for someone in my situation?

[@RevZilla]

While it does not provide direct coverage of the sides of the torso, the expansion on the chest and back help to keep the side of your torso from impacting anyway. I would still recommend this for your situation. -DrewZilla

[@aluisious]

The part around your waist and your shoulder will block your ribs from hitting.

[@Fullstackdev-]

can you still wear a back protector under the jacket ? i know is raccomanded to have one anyway but wearing this air bag model (the turtle)you would have 2 back protectos plus the airbag. Im not concerned about comfort, just safety of wearing too many thinghs that could lead to make it not work properly or maybe dangerous. as alternative i see there's the vest model with just the airbag

[@RevZilla]

Yes, you can still wear a back protector under the jacket if you so choose, but I'd recommend the vest model in that case. -DrewZilla

[@nikolacmiljanic2427]

what is diference between Helite Turtle version 1 and 2?

[@k_alexander7968]

sweet i want one!

[@worldwithoutbass]

someone should make a backpack with inflating capabilities like this

[@RevZilla]

I am sure it is only a matter of time. "Air" technology is finally starting to gain traction and I suspect it will be one of the more significant innovations this industry has seen in awhile. -TeamZilla Chris

[@SKITTLELA]

Oh yeah. It would still need to come around the front, but the integrated storage could be cool.

[@absolutelysobeast]

hey you called it, 7 years ago!

[@coreyhholliwwa1857]

That is freaken cool

[@danodbdb]

Bernnie flinched a little...haha

[@mike-uh8rk]

What if you don't get separated from bike in crash. Somewhat unusual. But not for initial impact. Which is biggest impact

[@RevZilla]

That is a key ideological miss with tethered airbags; in order to deploy you MUST leave the bike. Thats why other brands have started to go algorithm based for deployment. However, tethered technology was in the moto-market before that and was the best option, and is still a solid option for today's riders.

[@mike-uh8rk]

Not as doled as the pavement.

[@mike-uh8rk]

Solid

[@easylivingsherpa]

So Ben Afleck rides?

[@RWWRENTAL]

guessing its a 1 time use? or can I use it a few times? seems like it would be nice for high speed offroad, so abrasions wont be that bad

[@markthompson7679]

They mention it in the video. Up to six times and then you have to send it back to the manufacturer to have them check it out.

[@RWWRENTAL]

@@markthompson7679 ah thanks. Sorry was watching video at work so didn't have sound

[@apsutcliffe]

I own a Leatt STX neck brace. I couldn't wear my neck brace with this product, so I'm curious if you think this airbag product would have the same hyper extension protection as the Leatt brace. I think one question difficult to answer is the protection of Helite airbag worn over an armored jacket, vs. the protection of Leatt STX+chest protector+armored jacket. Thoughts?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, the Helite is designed to provide similar protection against neck hyperextension and spinal compression. The airbag's volume of air allows for more dissipation of impact energy compared to wearing just a neck brace with armored jacket. Keep in mind that the airbag vest also includes a back protector. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-turtle-airbag-vest

[@TaskSwitcherify]

HOW do you know the jacket is OK after an accident? What if the gas system got damaged or the air channels punctured? Is there a pressure test to make sure you're good to go and can simply replace the gas cartridge?

[@RevZilla]

If you are unsure of the airbag's integrity after a crash, you can return it to Helite's after sales service in Emeryville, California for inspection and repair (if necessary). -DrewZilla *www.helitemoto.com/faq/

[@TaskSwitcherify]

Thank you

[@RevZilla]

You're welcome.

[@lolitissima8607]

Nice, what if I add a neckbrace? Would it make sense?

[@RevZilla]

The airbag should act as a form of neck brace. Filling in the space between the base of your helmet and you neck.

[@TaskSwitcherify]

What if you don't get ejected but instead slide with the bike (or next to it), and into something very hard and unpleasant. Then, the cord won't get pulled, and the system won't deploy, and I correct? I wonder if a friction sensor can be installed on both shoulders to deploy the vest when it knows you're gliding on pavement.

[@RevZilla]

Correct, it won't deploy in that situation. As for friction sensors, you cannot add anything to the system. It only functions via the ripcord. -DrewZilla

[@aluisious]

What if you get shot while you're riding? Don't worry about the freak chances.

[@hollow34]

I had a low speed slide, bike slid out and away from me activating the jacket. The bike slides well because it's metal, but I was wearing fabric.

[@emiliandarie7277]

Alex Supremo yeah, and add to this I would be a little bit concerned about frontal or T accidents where I would smash the car in front of me before the chord is braking.If you don’t visualize it check the alpinestar demo of such a crash,you will see how the dummy does not move a inch from the seat.Very tricky to be honest

[@MrNightpwner]

If you pop this 6 times you better send Helite a sexy picture and some chocolates along with the vest, least you could do for saving your life 6 fucking times.

[@lupocci]

Can I use this on an ebike that goes 35 mph max? And on a ebike that goes 20 mph max?

[@RevZilla]

Yes

[@Chainspike101]

Woah that was cool

[@dominictroll7173]

Would it make sense to wear an additional back protector underneath the jacket or should the vest better be used without back protector?

[@RevZilla]

The vest includes a CE-rated back protector, so you don't need to wear an additional back protector in the jacket. You can if you want, but it would be bulky. -DrewZilla

[@ventutrer]

there is a back protector built into the vest in case of failure to inflate.

[@ThatsMyBully]

I cant decide if Bernie looks more like Sal from Impractical Jokers or Ben Affleck ?

[@RevZilla]

Sal Affleck? -Zack

[@DjSkipAlexander]

Love this thanks for the video

[@carllewis1691]

I am 6ft 0.5 inch tall 27 inch length neck to coccyx 45 inch chest 36 inch waist (body not wearing clothes) I weigh 245 lbs what size would you recommend for me - how low should the front and back go down and how loose should it be on the body ?

[@RevZilla]

Probably LG-L. The vests are made to be long enough to sit on, but you do not want the rib protection so low that it is covering below the waist. The other fit to avoid is wearing the vest too small so it rides up high under the arms. The vest should have a loose fit and be long enough to cover the hip and pelvic areas in the event of an accident. -DrewZilla

[@FaisalM91]

Anthony did a review of another airbag vest I think with HVB and I can't seem to find that clip. Can anyone from the Revzilla team be kind enough to link me to that product review?

[@RevZilla]

The only other I've found in our history is the Dainese D-Air Misano Suit. Spidi used to make an airbag vest, but it doesn't appear we have a video for it. -DrewZilla *kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3nUo4Wgl7uokJI

[@FaisalM91]

I promise you I remember Anthony inflating an airbag jacket / vest while HVB was wearing it, I just can't seem to find that clip anywhere. I'm almost certain I've never dreamt of Anthony and HVB.

[@RevZilla]

Spurg to the rescue! -DrewZilla

[@FaisalM91]

Spurgeon Dunbar You are boss. Thank you.

[@cristianl1083]

Would like to see how it inflates with helmet on

[@tad3549]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooqukoWffK9jlbM

[@awesomeagnihotrisvlog]

CAN THIS BE WORN UNDER A RACE SUIT??

[@RevZilla]

No, it cannot be worn under a race suit. It must be worn over top of a riding jacket. The Helite GP Air Track Airbag Vest is designed to be worn over a race suit. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-gp-air-track-airbag-vest

[@awesomeagnihotrisvlog]

thanks

[@ernievzla]

Important: it also comes in black

[@TheParaxore]

Sure but Hi Vis will certainly help more then it hurts but yeah black airbag is still better then none

[@ywoodstock]

Would this function just as well if I were to wear it over a normal clothing Instead of wearing it over motorcycle gear?

[@ywoodstock]

Same question also for the Spidi Full DPS Vest

[@RevZilla]

No. These are not a cure-all. They should be used _in addition_ to good riding gear for increased protection. -DrewZilla

[@SanteeClause]

how often do the Co2 cartridges last? Do they have to be replaced after one use?

[@DasDreieckige]

One time use only but 20 bucks for a new one is worth your health i guess ;)

[@jameswalt6514]

1) This would do its own job without other gear. It could save your spine or kidneys. 2) You are going to look like ground meat if you get off the bike over 25 mph without decent skid protection this does not provide.

[@pomajzsolt4363]

What do you think which one is the better Helite turtle 1 or Helite turtle 2?

[@RevZilla]

The Turtle 2 is basically just a style update, so functionally both are the same. Neither is better in that regard. -DrewZilla *bit.ly/Helite

[@Stormingsoul]

would this give problems with wearing backpacks?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, backpack straps can get in the way of the airbag inflating. -DrewZilla

[@SUNIT052]

I think you meant 60 cc and 100 cc, not 60 or 100 g

[@RevZilla]

Yes, you're correct, he should have said cc. -DrewZilla

[@n2tattoos]

can the actuator cord be shortened?

[@RevZilla]

The cord cannot be shortened safely, but you can mount the tether to a point on your motorcycle that is further away from your body if necessary. -TeamZilla AJ

[@MJT-DA]

Do they make airbag pants to?

[@RevZilla]

No, those were left in the 80s with MC Hammer. -DrewZilla

[@MJT-DA]

lol good one. You just can't be too careful right?

[@RevZilla]

And you can't be _Too Legit_ either! -DrewZilla

[@Bryan-mg4gf]

Can I wear this under a jacket?

[@RevZilla]

You would not want to do that as it will impede the airbag deployment. -TeamZilla Chris

[@Ad_Mortem02]

can you put it in your jacket?

[@RevZilla]

No, it needs the space outside the jacket in order to expand. Helite does make a couple jackets that incorporate the airbag inside the jacket, but those jackets have large stretch areas that expand when the airbag is deployed. See the photos on the product pages linked below, which show the jackets with the airbags inflated. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-adventure-airbag-jacket *www.revzilla.com/motocross/helite-leather-airbag-jacket

[@Ad_Mortem02]

RevZilla Thank you for answering my question!

[@JF9760]

Falta que proteja más el coxis y el cuello.

[@izzyboy4213]

can you reuse it?

[@RevZilla]

Yes, you just replace the CO2 cartridge. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-turtle-airbag-vest *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/helite-co2-canister-refill

[@MaximoGomez64]

No protege el cosis.

[@Davidhodges93]

Not stylish got to meet down the middle a bit

[@chrisgavidia1532]

That green is butt ugly. Get the black version

[@ombra306]

save my Butt?

[@RevZilla]

Figuratively, yes! -DrewZilla

[@allomentproof2573]

Me waiting for him to pull the cord: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kInWgnSOrcSUpZI

[@anthonyschmidt6086]

Mm.

[@highlandrab19]

Too expensive its ridiculous the components only cost 100 they should be 250 max

[@killemall69]

YANK IT YANK IT YANK IT

[@simmons865]

Well thought out product but way too pricy

[@tiltmoto6466]

Fair enough. But: 1. It's cheaper and less painful than hospital in case of a serious crash. 2. If it is a serious crash, and you have insurance, insurance should replace it. 3. If it isn't a serious crash, refilling the airbag cost like $20. Price really isn't a good argument against it. The real problem with it that no one can hide, is the fact that it is ugly as hell.

[@NextGen_Pants]

Yeah it is pretty ugly, but they should non-hi-vis versions. Hit-Air has some pretty good looking vests and jackets with the system built in. I like those options, as I'd rather not look like I'm wearing life preserver as I ride.

[@NickMasseyRideon]

It's the same price as you would spend a decent helmet. 78 percent of all accidents including chest injury. You would be an idiot not to consider it. Having said that, yanks don't like to wear safety gear. They would rather die,but look good doing it.

[@harryrooster1]

630 dollars...no ty

[@steadycruising3251]

I bet you'll pay more than that for surgery

[@wayneyang1155]

This does nothing if a car hits you or if you hit a car…. Until you leave the bike.

[@Uojomo]

Look up the statistics of the kinds of moto crashes that happen in the real world. Then, perhaps, you will be better informed!

[@Jollyswagman7]

Helite only cares about rich peoples safety.

[@anderslarsen4100]

If you can afford a motorcycle, you can afford a vest.

[@Jollyswagman7]

@@anderslarsen4100 Yes but not everyone can afford a vest that’s made out of gold like the Helite.

[@oscarbear7498]

Of you can afford to use KZbin you can afford a vest

[@Jollyswagman7]

@@oscarbear7498 KZbin is free?

[@zippy0099]

I really wish you guys would have sponsored Carlin Dunne. He might still be alive if he was wearing this.😔

[@S4NY4RKuRDBoZZ]

I dont know they Peoples hate it, it can safe Millions of Live

[@chrisgavidia1532]

That green is butt ugly. Get the black version