Safest Motorcycle Helmets

Keep your head intact & well protected with RyanF9's selection of his safest motorcycle helmets.
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[@TehMasterSword]

You're immediately better than 99% of youtube channels, if for no other reason than that your intro was only 10 seconds long and it's literally immediately into the content. Bless you, Ryan.

[@JustinP117]

Very well said. I couldn't agree more myself.

[@PanRider939]

So true.

[@Stu-SB]

Yes and he missed out the nauseating.... . "What's up Guys...blah blah here" that EVERY Vlogger seems to use...grrrrrrr !

[@feo2229]

Yeah....hate stupid intros.....you one gives a shit about your channel dude! If your content is good, we'll watch.

[@TTulip]

Hail to the spectrum 👏 🧩

[@gregkerr1077]

I wear a bright yellow Scorpion as well as ride a bright yellow motorcycle. . A friend once told me he could see me a mile away. I told him that was the entire point.

[@amitkrupal1234]

Hi Greg, myself Amit from India, I am considering Scorpion Exo 710 Air, is fit Air fit system useful as per safety in long term.

[@buddyreporton4111]

I ordered these custom neon paint splattered fairings for my Hayabusa love the neon green, orange yellow and pink paint splatter.

[@jacquesduranceau8762]

I wear a yellow Suzuki Jacket, Yellow Shoei helmet, on a Yellow VStrom. Ride on, Bro!

[@solarfry]

@@jacquesduranceau8762 Black clothes will kill you...

[@ZX6R_Lone_Wanderer]

That's awesome!

[@lancesurgeon7614]

Actually it's "$10 helmet for a $10 head". It comes from a 70s Bell Helmet ad. And yes I'm an old phart that started riding in the early 60s. Another great advertising coup was "Follow the leader, he's on a Honda." countered with "Don't follow anyone, ride a Yamaha."

[@peteyboy6629]

I remember those ads too, not to mention the Suzuki with the S as a rider. I always used an Arai 30 years ago, found the Bell didn't fit me as well.

[@hawks1ish]

Or “you meet the nicest people on a Honda”

[@jordanharkness]

$50 helmet for a $50 head... he just accounted for the time value of money (inflation) since the 70's. ;-) can't buy a $10 helmet these days. :-)

[@hvymtal8566]

Well you can, but it's probably going to be a cheap Chinese knockoff of a bell high cut skate helmet with Styrofoam instead of EPS...

[@Dylzhaar]

Respect to you sir.

[@allie8cat7]

I highly recommend the Scorpion brand !!! NO CONCUSSION SYMPTOMS! I had the Exo R410 with only first layer paint chips after I was hit going 80km/hr by a car who cut me off... flying over his windshield (that my helmet smashed) and then landing on the pavement which was a soft flat on my back landing (in other words a miracle). The back spoiler of the helmet has wear to the bottom from resting on the pavement I would assume. ***** Even though the medics didn't notice the emergency tab until I told them, the cheek pads came out without interfering with C-spine protocols! *****

[@yakupbahaguney560]

Hi i am from turkey i want to buy scorpion expo 1400 model do you recommend this model or scorpion is these helmets safe like arai or shoe what is your opinion

[@Kelevelin]

@@yakupbahaguney560 i have the 1400 exo. its a great and safe helmet

[@allie8cat7]

@@yakupbahaguney560 Look into the safety ratings you desire and then find helmets that have those ratings (example SHARP, SNELL, DOT etc.). I purchased the Scorpion Exo R410 because it had a pretty good SHARP rating for its pricepoint. Unfortunately it is now discontinued, but I just recommend finding a rating that pleases you AND EMERGENCY TAB RELEASERS (super critical in an accident). Hope that helps

[@allie8cat7]

@@yakupbahaguney560 From what I am aware of, I think Scorpion is the only brand who has those 'emergency tab releasers'. I am living testimony that the Scorpion EXO R410 saved my life, but not every accident is the same so weigh your options with price points and safety ratings you are ok to settle with. Safe riding!!

[@Chubby_Lemon]

@@allie8cat7 "I think Scorpion is the only brand who has those 'emergency tab releasers'. " they're not

[@Nottoday3033]

From a paramedic. First, I love your videos. You are the best out there for me! Much love. So, back to the medic stuff. We train to remove helmets if #1. The airway is needed to be accessed. I.e intubate ect. #2. This will help a lot to easily remove helmets. And #3. Normal helmets without this easy break away, we train to remove it so, we can handle it in any scenario just know your c spine will most likely be safe in our hands. ;)

[@biggitybear9767]

You're very well spoken an informative. As a new rider, I really appreciate your thoroughness :)

[@r3baby28]

Guess you’re not a new rider now 😂💯

[@iamnateee]

Credits to this guy for spinning so many times and not even getting sick of it. xD

[@FortNine]

Oh, I'm sick of it. Lol. ~RF9

[@cisium1184]

Probably his mother did not spin him enough as a baby.

[@SmokinZen]

I have that Scorpion helmet, I got it because I like Scorpion helmets but mostly because of the neon. I was amazed wearing this helmet while riding. My wife told me everyone would turn their heads to look at it. It definitely gets you noticed which is the point. It's a keeper for my daily commute.

[@1menwolfpack550]

SmokinZen do you know if I can get it with a built in shade?

[@SmokinZen]

Omar Cuenca ha good one

[@jamesmclemore7112]

SmokinZen Is this helmet very quiet because I've heard mixed reviews about how quiet or loud the scorpion helmet is.

[@rangerdanger222]

I never realized how visible hi viz was until another rider caught my attention a mile down the road in oncoming traffic.

[@SmokinZen]

Jamie Monroe not so much but it doesn't effect me I always wear ear plugs.

[@markukrainetz5058]

I've got an HJC IS-17, and I really like it. Very comfy, and at a very reasonable price. Nice to know it is also a super safe bucket.

[@CorgiDaddy]

I recently purchased a Schuberth C5 in a solid Hi Viz and couldn't be happier. I have been told that I stand out from a great distance and I have noticed that while riding I have had no close calls with vehicles pulling out in front of me. Nice video!

[@FairladyS130]

That's good to hear, I just don't understand black.

[@simmons865]

can we get an update on this video for 2019?

[@jezzalinko]

or 2021 :D

[@vamsikrishna7755]

or 2022 :D

[@jesus2621]

2021 bro

[@robertbelote5273]

2024

[@pete5534]

Your videos have yet to disappoint - very concise, and very good production value. Keep up the good work!

[@matijavinazza9861]

You have the best motorcycle channel ever! Don't change anything.

[@thaik56]

All of these helmets are discontinued, the list needs to be updated.

[@Foehammer335]

@@morgan98801 the 420 is Snell M2015 rated

You are the MKBHD but for motorcycles.

[@bandombeviews6035]

More LinusTechTips, but that's only because canada

[@DarkIzo]

BandomBeviews hell no this guy is way toooooooo objective to be anywhere near linus

[@e6ensperception]

Fr!

[@theblackhundreds7124]

So he has no substance and plenty of bright and pretty colors to distract the audience?

[@svrsxlt]

@@DarkIzo I've seen Linus transform, and his new content just isn't what it used to be

[@DaveAppleton]

I always buy helmets that if not white have a big proportion of white in the design. Car drivers are more likely to see you if you look like the image they have in their head of a motorcyclest ie a police rider.

[@paradroidandroid]

There was this guy in Finland who used to ride a white Yamaha FJ1200, white helmet, blue leather suit and everything, I think he even wrote his name where POLICE-sticker would have been on a similar font...

[@vincentmeredith2561]

Gotta agree scorpion really does a good job at adding extra safety features and dosent break the bank ive had 5 different helmets so far and 2 of which were scorpion exo helmets and just over all great product

[@23-hours]

THANK-YOU for your material. I have now subscribed. I’ve been riding for 17 years and have learned a lot from your content. Keep doing what you’re doing. You’re a rockstar!

[@RickCicchini]

I've been wearing hi viz Scorpion helmets for years, and actually have the R410 but in blue and orange, great helmet. I love my Scorpions

[@owlgamer1780]

Going to add that to my bucket-list (hehehehe)

[@imexclusiv9742]

Haha

[@brianwgDK]

Lol

[@AverageR0]

huehuehuehue

[@MyMMC]

baa dumm tss*

[@dhruvdnar]

top kek

[@ninjabortion]

You should release a vid on the new rotational protection helmets like Bells with flex impact liner, 6D ATS-1 with ODS, or any of the motocross MIPS helmets(bell based their flex liner on mips from what i can find, same parent company) It is only a matter of time before this stuff becomes more prevalent i think. Motorcyclist just did an article about 6D that goes over it pretty well. Also along the same line as your hi vis to avoid wrecks, the reevu is an interesting concept with a built in rear view mirror. Great vid as always, keep em coming.

[@Handel1235]

RyanF9, you should go riding internationally (start with Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, China, and the Philippines!), visit gear & helmet shops, and review the gear that you find. Regarding helmets, Thailand has an industrial standard (TIS/TISI), so helmets made there tend to be much better than those made in Vietnam or China. FortNine would have subscribers from around the world, and your reviews would help improve safety in countries where the primary means of transportation for most families and businesses revolves around motorcycles and vehicles that are modifications of the motorcycle (grilled bananas or ice cream from a motorcycle sidecar, anyone?). If you want to come to Cambodia & Thailand, I'd pave the way for you.

[@FortNine]

I like this idea. ~RF9

[@gabriellovin1256]

And Europa.

[@stonerzl1248]

And merica

[@wganthony05]

Wow i live in Thailand

[@bcshooterfmjprime7540]

I bought an hjc fg17... Love it. Has the pin lock and anti fog works amazing. The mechanism on the visor gives am extremely positive lock up and makes it waterproof in heavy heavy rain and easy to pop up when wanted . Great vents. The padding has held up for a few years under heavy use

[@MorryMoto]

the only thing I'll fight you on with your list is the Shoei Quest......I'd throw the NXR (rf1200) in there instead. Quick release cheek pads, tighter shell to head ratio, lighter weight (less rider fatigue), plenty of the high end safety ratings and a whole other list of things to beat a stick with. But that's just my and my option lol

[@rasta593]

I really appreciate you graded those helmets using sharp's rating. Many times sharp is overlooked

[@RWBHere]

5:10 '...a killer track day helmet...' That's an unfortunate choice of words.

[@n-gov]

Hang on now.. I paused at 2:10. Are you spinning on one of those hover boards? If so, fucking genius!

[@thoncapuchon7698]

I think he is just spinning on a chair. :)

[@FortNine]

Haha I really wish I could say yes. But nah, I'm not that cool... just spinning on my desk chair. ~RyanF9

[@motorpolitan8884]

a smart man would use a hover board. a clever man would use a camera to rotate around. but a wise man uses his desk chair...

[@TheOther9519]

aye, aye Cap'n! :)

[@cross7fu]

it slows down, should be on a chair

[@JustinP117]

Just wanted to say, I really appreciate your videos. Thank you for the time/energy you put into them for other people, like myself.

[@squidrides6339]

Love my Scorpion helmets (t1100 and t1200). Very comfortable, adjustable, and well priced.

[@neilleach5249]

Dear Sir, I have been riding since 1975. My work history has include 30 years as an engineering technician. That having been said, I learned many new things in this video and will seriously consider the points you raised when it is time to re-bucket my brain. Every best wish.

[@MrkBO8]

As a motorist the first thing I see is hi-vis, the colour is not natural and immediately attracts attention. Visible at 1000m and more

[@ATrueCanadianBeaver]

Both of my helmet are HJC, one white and one black... after having watched your review, I agree with you that the best protective helmet is the one prevents you getting into an accident in the first place... I will check out Scorpion helmet as I like it’s feature and since I am between sizes: Medium and Large, this may solve my fitting problems... Thank you for an excellent and informative review... I really enjoy watching your reviews in other topic as well... keep up the great work...

[@lilgangsta95]

I literally have no idea how you only have 20 thousand Subscribers! Your videos are absolutely amazing! You should really try and collab with some of the other big motovloggers out there in Canada or wherever. Getting your name out would do wonders to the number of people you reach!

[@MrSpeed-lt8gr]

Amazing he’s gone from 20,000 to well over a million in 5 years. Pretty awesome.

[@gummybearkiller1]

I recently bought the HJC 17 but last years model at a reduced price. No sun visor, but i got a black pinlock visor included in the deal and i love it. I got a cpl of Shoeis and Arais and this helmet is almost as nice as those to a forth of the price. My old Shoei XR1000 with a whisper kit is superquiet and feels 100% quality, still i prefer my Arai RX7 on those hot days or on the track. BUT, the HJC is my goto helmet for commuting and everyday driving. Comfy, fairly quiet and got DD rings, wich i see as a must on any helmet.

[@peterherrington3300]

Fit is absolutely crucial to safety. I've got a shoei shaped head , NXR fits perfectly , is very quiet , excellent quality and ACU approved for drag racing . Nothing else comes close

[@derekdrake1125]

I'd love to see your rank of the quietest helmets available. Thanks for the awesome vids.

[@FortNine]

We just shot a "Quietest Helmets" video haha. Should be released soon. ~RyanF9

[@derekdrake1125]

Haha - I though you might have. You gave it away when you said it was "one of my top 5 quietest helmets" :) On another note - I'm on the pacific coast and greatly miss Montreal bagels. :(

[@orangelion03]

The 410 can be purchased in the US for well under $100. In the last year I have bought 3 of them (in a high-viz multicolor scheme, one for me and two others in different sizes for my dates) and the most recent one was $88 with free shipping. Fit and finish at least as good as my Bell R1s. Not as quiet as my Shoeis, but about the same as the Bells. Probably the best helmet you can buy if your budget is tight.

[@HBNplague]

As a non-rider: I'm curious, is a quiet helmet always better? I imagine if a helmet is too quiet, you may not be able to hear potential road hazards.

[@URSoDead2Me]

If you have a budget of around $320 and like the high viz Scorpion helmets, the Scorpion EXO T1200 incorporates all of what this R410 has going for it plus a built in visor, better ventilation and an adjustable air pump system for a custom fit.

[@ronmarvicsin7709]

I was hit from behind in a 3/4 Bell landed on the back of my helmet. Head is ok but my spine was broken. :(. Please wear helmets.

[@novadjsau]

i highly recommended you check the Vozz helmet. it has no chin strap but instead it useing a split design with a hinge at top. not only allowing you to quick and easily take the helmet on and off. but if you are in a crash, paramedics can easily unscrew the hinge and locking mechanism and remove the front part of the helmet. which leave the back of the helmet under the head and leaves the head, neck, and spinal cord un moved. allowing them to treat any head injuries safely. plus it is Aus/NZ certified

[@FortNine]

Cool. weird. Great potential for being a quiet helmet, too. I'd love to try one of those. ~RyanF9

[@Enonymouse_]

My old shoei has been crash tested numerous times, so can definitely attest to the durability of Shoei's 'bucket' crafting technology. They are heavy though.

[@DJPMackin]

I just give this guy an automatic thumbs up before I even watch his videos as I have yet to see one that isn't exceptional. Well done.

[@thrpins8430]

It doesn't Matter how high vis you are when the person who hit you was eye locked on an iPhone 😕

[@redbandit8086]

I'll tell you this I crashed at 160mph in the scorpion r410 and I walked away from it 180$ helmet I'll buy it again

[@SharkByteOfficial]

damn...

[@redbandit8086]

SharkByte crazy right mind you I did get knocked out but my head hit the light pole but I got up and lived to tell the story

[@SharkByteOfficial]

Frankenstein Gaming thats just insane... glad ur alive tho

[@redbandit8086]

SharkByte it is you should see my bike it got ripped in half 2003 zx6r

[@chrism2794]

Do us all a favor brother and try not to have that happen again. ;)

[@oakstrong1]

I prefer white helmet vs black or grey any day, but I still wear a visibility jacket as well in the dark - despite the average speed being about 30 km/ hour and the highest speed I have ever driven being just over 60 km / hour during a very short burst. Sometimes I wear a viz jacket during the day, but if I don't expect to come back after dark, I wear an orange one instead of yellow (both have the same wide reflective bands). Motorbikes have been the dominant transport until recent years and even today it is likely that the car owner coughs up if there is a crash - so car drivers are very aware of bikers and drive slowly - they drive slowly and often let the bikes go first at traffic lights - so I look odd with my viz jacket and gloves with light knuckle protectors and a helmet that is clearly thicker and heavier than local ones (complies to UK safety standards). The only people wearing viz jackets are commuting construction workers! I think things might change a little though: where I was laughed at wearing a helmet at all 8 years ago and people only grudgingly wearing them when wearing one became the law (not for passengers though, that became a law only 4 years ago - it's still common to see passengers without one, mainly because people are not aware of it as it is not reinforced by traffic police. That's how they learn the rules.) But now I see some even wearing motorcycle jackets, although I suspect they are more of a fashion statement than a safety garment and only soldiers and police duty wear any kinds of boots as part of their uniform. It actually makes sense: most people drive scooters or semi-automatic bikes which do not require lifting the gear lever at all, and in hot and humid conditions or during monsoon season when the water simply will fill in from the cuff unless (you'd have to wear fisherman's overalls with built in boots to avoid it) it is healthier to wear sandals or flip-flops. They are also easier to take off when entering people's houses and places of worship than boots. The only thing about flip-flops is that my foot can slip of the gear lever when it is raining, it has given me a few hairy moments.

[@steimystein4368]

From what I've read and seen, I would trust the British standards over Snell any day. I have possibly the safest helmet.....a Suomy. The shell is less than half of what makes a helmet safer. The inside density and the crush rate of the foam liner determine how your head comes to a stop. The Suomy has a slightly softer density in the foam which slows the impact to your head.

[@jero2955]

Sir, could you tell me which Suomi model? Thanks 😊

[@steimystein4368]

I have a Suomy Spec 1R.

[@osmacar5331]

i have an IS 17 helmet, for when i go to my CBT (again) and this just stopped any potential worry, plus the 5/5 sharp rating also helped, it really is cheap and cheerful XD

[@Sjef0194517]

Ryan i just wanted to say in the defense of the HJC. i have the same helmet and after 5 years the spring still operates. I thought the same as you. But after 5 years of ownership i am plesantly suprised by the build quality.

[@mcluhanmedia1223]

Hey Ryan, I just had my first motorcycle accident last Monday. I was wearing the Shoei Neotec II modular full face helmet. A car didn’t see me and turned left in front of me in an intersection. Upon impact, I flew over the car and did a shallow header into the ground. Fortunately, I was completely uninjured, but my left front teeth did hit the inside of the helmet on impact. I was wondering if you could comment on the safety of this particular model as well as the safety of modular full face helmets in general compared to regular full face helmets? If facial safety is my new main concern, should I avoid getting another modular helmet?

[@UnknownMoses]

5 years old, I'd love to see an updated video on helmets.

[@N1SMO240SX]

Dude! Thanks for the info! This is how a sales person should sell helmets! You should do a video on Helmet sizing and differences between Oval & Round heads etc.....

[@Krebssssssss]

For value for your dollar, Scorpion makes some of the best helmets out there, bar none. They offer affordable carbon fiber helmets, and many of their shells are composite fiber. A carbon helmet will run around $400 (around $200-$400 less than comparable helmets), and composite fiber shell helmets will run around $200. In addition, they provide premium fabrics, drop-down sun visors in many of their helmets, include air bladders to customize fit, and emergency cheek pad removal system like shown above. Simply put, they use innovative technology others don't. I've owned two Scorpion helmets, and had one in a crash, where my head hit the ground, and walked away with not so much as a headache. I don't see any reason why I would go to any other brand. They make excellent helmets, and are very affordable.

[@Wabbit1961]

I've got a Scorpion R410. Bought a closeout for $69. It's lighter than an older EXO-700 but the 700 just feels more comfortable and more padded. I will say that on a naked bike the 410 is way more stable. Best anti-fog in the business... period. Visor crack and lock is also nice. Definitely a great lid for the money. I always watch for closeout prices. I also own a Bell Star with a chromatic visor. She's the most comfortable but not great in cooler weather as it breaths regardless of having all vents closed. The Scorpion is way quieter also.

[@chrism2794]

I think this was one of the best rating videos on helmets I have seen. Thank you!

[@amelsfr]

you need to make another video like this updated to 2018

The HJC i70 is my new helmet and I like it so far, it came to replace my old IS-17 and the spring never failed.

[@oscartravis5740]

Top notch review, I feel so much motorcycle gear is a trade off with looking good against actually being safe and seen, and spending more doesn't guarantee any better product. I've tried several helmets, but the best and one I use most was the cheapest

[@xfluidx44]

I have that exact hjc helmet and i can say that it is very comfortable and fairly quiet at high speeds, i have yet to fall on my head to test its durability though.

[@adamdavanna6229]

Love all your videos and never found anything wrong but I have to pick you up on something. When chatting about the HJC lid, you said a helmet being ECE approved doesn’t really matter. In the UK, your helmet has to meet ECER 22-05 to meet the legal requirement. Just worth pointing out to your UK fans

[@MsReny]

You display remarkable professionalism and provide thorough explanations and excellent demonstrations. Also very personable and clear speaker. Thank you for your useful videos! I subscribed to you and also Yammie Noob for my prior-to-buying motorcycle research. :)

[@STho205]

I bought the Scorpion specifically because it got 4/5 on SHARP. It was on sale for $84usd, but unfortunately only in black (wanted silver). However I pinstriped it all over with 1cm reflective tape. Looks good and is very visible. I do wear a neon touring jacket. Good visor and the air channel goes right over the shield to defog and the shield locks down automatically, with a seal pop lever for stops. Cons: it is horribly noisy. Great ventilation typically leads to noise. The ear cups are not padded, just a little cloth on the styro and a big air pocket behind that area. Probably to install speakers on the more expensive model. My suggestion is to stuff some little foam into that cavity past the chin strap (use a spatula) and cut some fur pads for your ears cups (or foam if you're PETA). Noise drops in half. The check pads take forever to compress to your face. Wear the damned thing for at least 25hrs to get a good fit. The assembly is a bit off on some. Check yours to see if it is assembled correctly. The pads snap out and it is a China build, so sometimes they aren't properly snapped in. The chin/jaw EPS is supposed to be glued in but they use spray glue. If it is loose and wiggles when you pull on the cheek pads, then pass it up. All in all a good helmet, but I'd advise the ear mod or some squish earplugs (or both).

[@MrJuan4225]

Great review. Really talkes about the physics of the helmet during a a crash.

[@VernanJagunap]

I agree with the color... that was why I bought the MT Revenge 2 with barcode design... because of the neon yellow green, and white front,

[@mathias4060]

Ryan, I own the HJC. While it will protect you from a fall, the wind noise is killing even with ear plugs in. Also, tests show it's side protection at a high speed crash isn't all that great. Apparantly the front and top protection is top though. Good buy, but due to the noise I'll be looking at something else next year.

[@trantem]

I own this helmet as well. Love the helmet, hate the noise.

[@rendrasetiawan5229]

I have hjc is 17, it's a great helmet, my only complain it's the heat release from inside to outside the helmet doesn't work that well.

[@pandawatch100]

I just bought the HJC FG-ST Marvel Punisher helmet, for my first bike. Have no experience to compare to others, but it seems like it has everything and a 5 star Sharp rating. But of course it's black with the Punisher graphics. And it cost £169.99 on sale from £229.99.

[@gregoiresaldana2057]

If I may, You are the most educated motorcycle youtuber out there. Thanks for sharing that with us.

[@thegentleway]

Thanks Ryan, just bought a HJC IS-17. Love the channel

[@sujaysukumar123]

Didnt know King Joffrey was into bikes!

[@a.reinbold1104]

Number 1 form of transportation in Zamunda

[@user-wx6fs7ls5b]

Great multi helmet review. It was very helpful. Can’t see how anyone can give it a thumbs down.

[@Henryk5161]

Hello Ryan/ForNine, what are you doing for a living, did you study or how did you get that amazing oppurtinity to make those videos and propose those articles to us? I love them!

[@FortNine]

I got a university degree in Not Motorcycling, then got lucky with this gig. I'm a full time content creator here at FortNine. Thanks for watching! Keep your eyes open, as we'll probably be hiring again soon. ~RyanF9

[@markdenniswells446]

Minor tech point, how you describe the composite shell dissipating energy is correct but Polycarbonate lids won't crack. in tests, they don't crack. That's the problem they don't crack they transfer all of the energy to the UPS liner.

[@JulesFredericNerestant]

"And then they'll get it in black..!" Made me laugh out loud. I get the whole "Stealth," "Murdered Out Black" thing, but I've been wearing high viz yellow for 4 years and I haven't looked back. I must say that I generally don't know what most ratings are for. I am the layman 99%!

[@nocensorship8092]

Jules-Frederic Nerestant hm yea but at daylight neon doesn't seem very visible, i saw a motorcycle driving towards me yesterday and i saw his headlight at day the whole time but only noticed his full neon helmet once he passed me. Better than black though. I bought a white one but i was looking for the same hjc is 17 with more red and white, was not available with though. What i really noticed though were those motorcycles with extra bright blueish light.

[@perrymason8471]

Don't need a neon helmet if you ride a candy red bike though...

[@jero2955]

@@nocensorship8092 From your perspective sir, what makes the most visible posible helmet for day only travel? Thanks 😊

[@hmwatchs8]

Great video I have 16 years of riding bikes and fair load of helmets never came across a better helmet bell mr4 carbon

[@shiranduarte]

On a recent crash with my bike I hit my head against the window frame of a car with an entry-level, 6 years old, fairly worn-out (matte black, of course) modular helmet. I would normally expect not come out with all teeth and nose intact. Mainly because my helmet was open. Yeah, I believe in miracles. With the sudden impact, my helmet closed immediately and I hit the car with all protection that helmet could give me. BUT I would recommend you all, who don't believe in miracles to have a good, structurally sound helmet. Don't fall for price tags, but don't expect 'free meals' either. There is an optimal cost benefit there. If you hit hard enough, the best a super helmet can do for you is allow you to have a open casket funeral. Ride safe. Be seen. Be heard. Be predictable.

[@noobgrandpa1627]

You're good. lot better then MAJORITY of other KZbinrs. Your earned my sub.

[@Pyrrho_]

DOT "certification" testing is performed by the mfgs on an honor system. Snell is performed by Snell at their own labs. This isn't to suggest a major brand such as HJC is unsafe, but that DOT isn't a seal-of-approval.

[@GareyCooperdude]

Grams, Kilograms? What are those?! Seriously though a very informative look at helmet safety. You guys are doing a public service here that is highly appreciated by me at least.

[@TheKarllama]

Can you make a vid about best helmets to wear with glasses? I Would be amased

[@salxworld1508]

Honestly that would help out a lot of people who were glasses or if you live in a state where there is a lot of sunshine. An example of a state would be California during summer. Great idea.

[@TheKarllama]

+Salvador Sanchez yeah it would help me really :) and i don't Know if agv helmets are okay i Love them especially the valentino Rossi Design. *-*

[@williamlaybourne2939]

Modular! I love my Nolan.

[@RichieD088]

William.., I have one also.. it's both snell and dot.. don't really use it much , and it's not old., but how high is the safety factor of a good modular though ... ?? What do you think Ryan ?... peace

[@backyardcrashandbash6438]

TheKarllama you mean goggles

[@MeatBallBoy23]

Duuuude. Thank you for this video. Even though I’m looking for a race car helmet and not a bike helmet there’s still a like of notes to take from this video.

[@hazzatux]

I have the HJC IS-17, since this video came out it it obtained the Australian AS1698 rating.

[@joshbenton810]

My mate was riding a bright blue ninja 250 and had a half yellow helmet, still didnt stop a bus from pulling out in front of him causing him to hit a traffic island, luckily his jacket and helmet saved any injury

[@Buckdodgers]

I don't own a motorcycle, so WHY am I watching these videos??!!! Because they're AWESOME!!!

[@joecamel6835]

Bruh , get a bike already .

[@AdwaitPotdar]

thanks to u , i was able to final in on r410 , though i was unable to get high viz , but got a bright orange blue one

[@woodenkayaker]

How about a bunch of how to Videos... How to choose and size a helmet? (Lots of helmet videos, but nothing on application) Other topics as well :) Thanks!

[@jezzalinko]

haha ive just watched a handful of your vids back to back and you so young in this one from a few years ago haha

[@sandymitchell8182]

just bought it,havent wore it riding yet,just gotback from a month away,but thats a different story,got a large fels very tight on my head,a little hard on the ears when taking it off,its very good looking.i wear a 3/4 so maybe im just not used to wearing a fullface helmet? wanted more weather and self protection and visability,

[@michaelmendoza9842]

Love the channel brother. So much helpful information. Thank you for that.

[@timothycoyne5874]

Totally agree on bright vs. dark color helmets. Dark colors might look cool, but they reduce your visibility to other motorists. Brighter is much better.

[@brysonfrank6476]

I can say an AGV k-3 is excellent. The thing quite literally saved my life. Who knows, had I worn anything else on my accident day, I could probably not be able to make this comment.

[@jensenmiller6410]

I'm not big on the neon helemts, but I do rock a high viz jacket. Ironically they were sold out of the high viz version of the helmet I bought anyway (EXO-R2000).

[@solosportbikerider5734]

Fantastic reviews of the products very detailed.

[@smokahontasinvictus8112]

Glad I watch this vid. Im thinking of buying a new helmet. And yeah I was thinking of getting a black one. But I do see the sense in getting a light colored one.

[@KyleP133]

I bought the exo 410 based on this video... I love it. Great helmet for the money. I even got it in eye bleaching yellow.

[@1down5ups]

KyleP133 hey what's up man? I was looking into the same helmet, how is the wind noise in the highway?

[@prjgrudge]

Safe becomes unsafe at triple digit speeds. I've have many brands and Arai Corsair X is the hands down winner for airflow performance and protection. The Pista/Corsa R is the best for high speed aerodynamics.Scorpion is fine for commuters.

[@worker3469]

A scorpio helmet saved my life, so I will always trust them. Good vid!

[@rusty16663]

great video. full of very useful info

[@pedrobotinasguedes]

nice detailed review! i was looking for this kind of video!

[@ST0RMBRINGR]

Excellent video , as always! What are your thoughts on the Arai Defiant X full face?

[@Kornholeeoo]

Hey guys. Help me out if I’m wrong here, but from what I’ve read, no matter how safe a helmet is, it won’t get a Snell rating if it has one of the internal drop down visors, and I believe it has to have the D-rings. Which I hate. Love the ratchet system. Have any of you heard differently?