Schuberth C3 Pro Helmet Review at RevZilla.com

[@tmprice12]

Just completed my 150 mile test drive of the C3Pro, it was awesome. low noise, felt light. A real pleasure to use. Waiting for the cheek pads to relax just a touche before venturing into the 500 mile rides

[@RevZilla]

+Phil wilson The helmet is designed to pass the DOT safety rating. The real advantage is the German build quality and how quiet it is. -DrewZilla

[@RevZilla]

+James Sutherland Give our Gear Geeks a call at 1-877-792-9455 or email to [e-mail]. Your helmet has a 5 year warranty. -Hi-Viz Brian

[@ThcPatient]

Shit. I've never rode a motorcycle in my life and I want to own this helmet.

[@Ianjeffery2500]

Thank you Anthony. You are the only person I’d ever listen to when buying anything for my bike.

[@ronanrogers4127]

I love this helmet - it's fantastically safe, very functional (especially if you wear glasses), very quiet, and fits very well. I ripped the guts out of it and fitted the Sena 20S because I like the jockey wheel better than the Schuberth rubberised buttons which I find to small for glove use. It went back together perfectly, and is incredibly comfortable. The new EPS casting gives adequate room to position the speakers, and paired to my Garmin Zumo 590 it's a great setup to explore unknown areas.

[@Billbothebear14]

Anthony.. simply superb. I don't own a Schuberth but sat through this and enjoyed and understood it. What you have in the ability to clearly demonstrate is a rare gift. Well done you. Greetings from the UK. WF

[@RevZilla]

Right on! Happy to hear you found a choice that makes you happy. Please keep us posted on how the N104 and BT kit work on the road. ~Ali

[@RevZilla]

The medium weighed in about 3 pounds, 7 ounces. We haven't had a chance to ride in the C3 Pro yet, but dropping 2 dB is a significant difference. ~Ali

[@RevZilla]

For ADV/Touring, I'd go with the C3 Pro. The convenience factor of the modular is hard to pass up, especially in the ever-changing conditions that ADV/Touring riders are faced with. -CK

[@RevZilla]

Because of the position of the sun visor mechanism, it's going to be difficult to mount most BT kits on this helmet. The best option is to go with something like the new Sena SMH10R that uses a low profile velcro mount that can be placed just over the sun visor lever. ~Ali

[@tiagosabugo8652]

I see a lot of people here complaining about the helmet. Maybe you got unlucky, and it has a defect, or they 're not made in the same way. hell, or maybe i'm the lucky one. I have one, foi a year and a half now, about 25,000 Km, on the hot Summer, the rain! wind! fog! its awsome! its quiet. As long as the visor is clean, the pinlock doesn't let it fog in the center. I used it in a up right position in the CBF 600Sa, and now on a sportTuring with a more lay down position. The vent button in the top never Popped out, Lol. its quite an investment , mas but one of the best i´ve made.

[@egenaWibble]

Warning on this one; If , like me, you are a very snug fit with the C3, you may want to get one size up with the C3 Pro. I bought the same size when I upgraded from my C3 to C3 Pro, but the change in the padding and subtle modifications to the internal shape caused a very noticable change and simply was too small for me. One size up instantly solved it and was very comfortable.

[@RevZilla]

Hey Nick. My apologies. I was thinking of the SMH-10, not the SMH-10R. The SMH-10R and the SMH10-11 both have wired microphone options that allow for installation on the C3 and C3 Pro. You still have to mount the unit pretty far back on the shell, but it will work. -CK

[@RevZilla]

The placement of the ratchet strap has been repositioned and the chin curtain have been redesigned to better accommodate an Adam's Apple. ~Ali

[@RevZilla]

The Pinlock is the only means of anti-fog on the helmet. Pinlock, in my experience, works 100% of the time, no exceptions and is the best anti-fog system available. Without it installed, you will definitely see fog on the shield. This would be true of either the Schuberth or the Neotec. -CK

[@RevZilla]

Theoretically, the C3 Pro should fit you better. They have solved the "mark of the Schuberth" problem at the forehead and improved the overall internal feel. -CK

[@Ianjeffery2500]

I have to say, that was the best and most thorough review of a helmet I've ever seen. Well done Anthony, that was brilliant. This is such a good channel. If I lived in the States I'd only ever buy from you.

[@RevZilla]

Sorry to hear, Mike! What was your order number? Let me know and I'll get you hooked up with a free T-Shirt. -CK

[@RevZilla]

If the Neotec fits you better, I'd stick with that as you will be happier in the long run. The C3 Pro shape is very similar to the SR-1. The Schuberth Helmets will likely have a slightly smaller shell size due to the S.T.R.O.N.G. construction, but the Neotec has gotten great reviews on comfort and it seems you are leaning that way as well. -CK

[@anthonybucci8375]

If noise the the critical factor - a black C3 Pro is the best option outside of molded earplugs. The C3 was the quietest until the Pro came along. Either are juggernauts of quiet. Schub' makes amazing lids. - Anthony

[@RevZilla]

Both are rated very highly for noise. I think Schuberth edges out the Shoei slightly. -CK

[@johnrogers3781]

Absolutely the most informative helmet video. You sold me on the C3 prp

[@RevZilla]

Give our Gear Geeks a call for a more accurate time frame on when we will have the C3 Pro back in stock in your preferred size and color. ~Ali

[@leightri]

I own the Hi Viz of the C3 Pro. Lots of features to love about it (it's really well vented, the internal sun visor is great) but I'm counting the days to replace it with an Arai- after such a huge spend, I need to keep it at least another year. Ant does mention the hi viz color is designed to annoy the brain. It cannot be ignored. That's great & the reason I picked the color.... but then when I started riding with the girlfriend, she politely mentioned that it fking sucks to sit behind a huge neon bubble 2" infont of her face. I'm in front looking at spectacular scenery, she's got a face full of hi viz.

[@NickSzasz]

Thanks for the clarification. I hope to place an order with you soon for the C3 Pro then.

[@RaulGerardoHuertasPaiva]

So detailed review! As a learner this is very informative. I'll rewatch it!

[@RevZilla]

Well sure you can remove it, but there isn't a good way to re-install it again so I definitely wouldn't recommend that! The Sena SMH-5 or Cardo G9 have the removable mic feature, but the Schuberth SRC system is not designed for this. -CK

[@mr.finger8429]

I really love that they moved the chin straps more forward, I could not bend my head without choking. And every time you swallow its just really uncomfortable. So you had to ride with the straps more loose, and that isn't that safe. Plus if you try to open the helmet ( not the visor ) the helmet would move around because it was not that secure with the loose strap.

[@bjdee1437]

I totally agree. I bought the C3 when it came out, and I loved the quality..it seemed even a step up from the Arai's I usually use. You can feel greater precision even with small things like raising or lowering the visor. My initial great impression quickly dissipated when I realized the chin strap that initially dug into my jaw and neck was never going to get comfortable, as it was so far back the chinstrap dug into my jaw and neck no matter how I adjusted it. It would seriously hurt. I tried to give it a chance, but after a few months I couldn't bear it and sold it. Keep in mind I've been riding for 35 years, so it's not like I am unfamiliar with how to fasten a helmet. It was huge waste of money.

[@btvr17]

Just tried on a Schuberth C3 today and I see by this comment that the Mark of Schuberth is real and wasn't just me. It was digging into my forehead right away that I took it right off fast! Tried on a Neotec and it felt great. Rather save nearly $200 and go with the Neotec than the C3 pro. I ride a BMW R1200RT so noise shouldn't be a big deal.

[@nortondlcl]

Did anyone notice piece that came off that he had to put back on.

[@beckerod777]

Yes I did. I don't think it is supposed to do that. If I pay $800 for a helmet, shit better not fall off just because I am handling it.

[@1200sbeemer]

I think the schuberth is better built but the shoei is not far behind at all. The shoei opens and closes better,, while the schuberth's shield opens and closes easier. The inner lining seems to be a better quality on the c3. But like I said the Neotec is no slouch. At a little over a hundred bucks cheaper and a much more comfortable fit I have to give a thumbs up for Shoei. I know a new helmet has to break in but that was just way to tight. Will post how it handles on the road ASAP.

[@RevZilla]

Nope, none of the changes effect weight. -CK

[@crosca82]

The helmet is recovering very well after the surgery.

[@anthonybucci8375]

I actually had just loosened the slider to prep the helmet before the shoot so I would have an easier time when it came to the removal segment. It's the same style slider connection as in the C3, so I wouldn't surmise it would be an issue under normal usage conditions. - Anthony

[@edding8400]

a lot of people also complained about the chinstrap being to close to the throat, hope they changed that on the pro.

[@1200sbeemer]

I just replaced my 8 yr old schuberth c2 flip up with the new pro. Very nice helmet but, it gave me such a headache after about 30 mins of riding and it felt like it was choking me. I tried a size larger but was just to big. I brought it back to the dealer and tried the Shoei Neotec. Much much better fit and and the same features as the Schuberth except for the Integrated antenna. I haven't had a chance to try it out on the road yet because its storming here. I really love the schuberth but ...

[@TheRider_1229]

This is fantastic detailed video I ever watched. I always wanted to have one and I just ordered in glossy white. Great German engineering, the helmet of Rolls Royce 👍🏼

[@austinstephens9359]

i have the c3 pro, and i didn't realize how nice it was

[@antonoat]

Fantastic video, you really know your products, the video told me everything I need to know. Thanks a bunch Cheers Tony

[@deandee8082]

a revised S1.. getting rid of the modular comms was a bad move.. all those who bought C4's so forth why would they downgrade or buy more comms? I run the chin guard all the time, its modular, it flips up with the chin? I like the C4 and C4 Pro... all helmets should have removable innards to adjust for size, that's how they should all be, two shell sizes, BOOM! problems solved, let riders build their custom interiors to fit them perfectly, that's the way to go.. impossible to fit all shape and sizes of heads, you might hit 5% if you're lucky, or just make a gel style innerd that fits to any shape head

[@hphjr]

Nice update to the helmet.

[@leightri]

I tested the helmet at a rally up in Hunter a few weeks ago... I read all the reviews, I decided it was worth the (huge) price.... only to find that it's not available in the USA. The euro rallied 10% against the USD since June, so the German made company decided to ship the helmets some place else. Free market I guess.

[@pferdy62]

Perhaps RevZilla can comment about how well this helmet will work in hotter climates. I live in Thailand so it is generally warm to hot all year round and the humidity can be quite high at times.

[@RevZilla]

+pferdy62 The C3 Pro's venting is definitely better than the older C3, and the venting is pretty good. If you are getting direct airflow over the helmet, you should be fine. If you are behind a big windshield, you may have less venting. -DrewZilla

[@vanspaic5859]

Thanks for your in depth review, I eventually ended up buying a C3 Pro after watching this video. Got a good deal, still pricey.... but then again how much do you value your head at! I'm from the UK but I'm subscribing for sure! Thanks!

[@markkulyas2418]

Is there any testing results available to the public that proves that a modular design won't fail on impact, or are we just supposed to find out the hard way.

[@consistentwinner]

Anthony, i love your videos and online store, keep it up! Do you still ride with that black C3. Is there any better helmet for street riding on a Triumph Speed Triple? Noise is my #1 concern. Thanks!

[@NickSzasz]

Excellent video! Interested in this helmet and also interested in the Sena SMH10R intercom. Will the Sena fit/work well with the C3 Pro?

[@NateSail82]

No mention whatsoever that a piece fell off during the review and he had to put it back on?

[@lowndeswhatley960]

I noticed the part (the vent open-close slide) at 2:59 also. He mentions it briefly at 3:19 and replaces it at 4:02. At 7:18 he removes it and disassembles the vent. They may have loosened the slide in prep for the taping to make it easier to remove and facilitate the demo, but that would be the first thing I'd check if I got this unit.

[@The.KnightTemplar]

It's incredible how good reviews can RevZilla do. Which Intercoms are compatible with the C3 Pro?

[@RevZilla]

Most intercoms are compatible, but we recommend the Sena 10U, Schuberth SRC, Sena 20S, and Cardo PackTalk. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/sena-10u-bluetooth-headset *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/schuberth-src-system-for-c3-pro-e1-helmets *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/sena-20s-bluetooth-headset *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/cardo-packtalk-headset

[@SpykeZ0129]

Hey Drew, I know this is an old video and hopefully you see this but is this other pinlocks for the visor. My only real complain with this helmet is how the pinlock leaves a big gap between the top of the pinlock and the top of the visor so if you have to tilt your head down for any reason and look forward, you get a big line across your view.

[@goozing]

Love your reviews question this or the agv sportmodular??

[@paulfrankelphd]

What is the lightest modular on the market? What modular has the best airflow? Those features are important to me.

[@RevZilla]

Modular helmets are inherently heavier than their full-face equivalents. Weight isn't typically a feature that they are designed around. That said, the HJC RPHA Max is one of the lightest on the market. It has great airflow, but arguably the "best" airflow on the market would come from the Schuberth C3 Pro which is a few ounces heavier by size than the HJC. Still, those few ounces are mostly undetectable as long as the helmet is aerodynamic and stable at speed. -TeamZilla Chris

[@RevZilla]

Thats no good! If you bought it from us, just give us a call to pursue your warranty options. -CK

[@mschmuck2]

I love this helmet!

[@psittacid]

I have read many stories about the Neotec fogging badly; unfortunately, it also fits me perfectly I tried the C3 (not Pro) and it was very tight at the forehead - a dealbreaker. So, I guess I have 2 questions: - How much does the Schuberth fog without the pinlock (which I'm not too excited about)? - If the shield venting is significantly better than the Neotec, am I likely to be able to wear the Pro considering my head shape?

[@fjeld944]

Thanks for the reply! I will try the Schuberth on at a local reseller tomorrow and compare the two that way. What about noise? Are they almost the same? In the end I want a helmet I can live with for years, and don´t want to make the wrong choice because I like the looks of one better than the other :)

[@fjeld944]

Hi! I'm thinking about buying a modular helmet and I've been looking at this and the Shoei Neotec. I like the looks of the Shoei better (more sporty look) and the Borealis design looks awesome. I also tried it on and it fit my head perfectly! I have a Schuberth S1 Pro in XL but after some use it now doesn't fit to well. How is the fit of the C3 Pro compared to the S1 Pro? And do you have any strongpoints of why to pick this over the Neotec, or vice versa?

[@Doodlez4]

At 18:12, he mentions the "the $300 mark"... can I safely assume he meant the 300 meter, or 300yard mark as he's talking about BT distances?

[@RevZilla]

Bob Donlon Yes, he misspoke. He did, in fact, mean 300 meters. Sorry about that! -DrewZilla

[@kajekage9410]

Is this still viable? The c5 is hundreds more.

[@africanhistory]

I find it shocking that America has not caught on with speed racket system. I mean how can you compare a double d ring to the speed system? Here in South Africa all helmets have speed system, it would be horrible if they did not.

[@RevZilla]

AHS Society For legal/liability reasons, most helmet manufacturers prefer to offer the double D-ring here in the US. -DrewZilla

[@zereksm]

hi rezvilla.,Nice video.there is any diference in weight between pro and normal c3?

[@mbgiannikis]

i can't decide which one...s2 or c3 pro...for adventure touring i think they are a good choice.But whick would you recommend?

[@spider121]

My head is definitely not round. It is more oval or narrow, my head fits most of the helmets.. So SM or MD? What do you think based on your experience and knowledge. Thanks

[@RevZilla]

thebugs141 I do not recommend the C3 Pro if your head isn't round. I recommend the Shoei Neotec. -Hi-Viz Brian * www.revzilla.com/shoei-neotec-helmet

[@SmokyOwl]

woah. 2013??? You know they're working on a replacement for this model, if not a new version is right around the corner.

[@RevZilla]

You're right, the C4 was announced earlier this year and should arrive soon! -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/schuberth-c4-helmets

[@SmokyOwl]

Awesomeness!

[@SolarWinds63]

Would be nice to see cut away from the premium helmets?

[@TheGhussey]

Hi, I wear a Medium Arai Corsair V. Should I get a Medium C3 Pro? Thanks.

[@RevZilla]

Gerry Hussey It depends what your head circumference is in cm. A medium Arai is 57-58cm, while a medium Schuberth is only 56-57cm. If you are at 57cm, you could likely wear a medium Schuberth C3 Pro. If instead, you're closer to 58cm, I'd recommend a size large C3 Pro. -DrewZilla

[@Pmason718]

Let's say this helmet and the Shoei Neotec both fit your head which one would you decide on?

[@RevZilla]

Well they have two different head shapes, so it really depends on fit. They are the two best modulars, so it really comes down to which is more comfortable for you. -DrewZilla

[@jakubroemer8999]

Dear RevZilla. I am thinking about this helmet but as always sizing is the problem. I have tried size S for about 10 minutes in the shop and it feels tight but acceptable. But I am not sure about long rides. If helmet will be to tight can I buy looser liner from helmet size M to make S size helmet looser? We are talking about head crown. I have read that similar procedure is for cheek pads. Am I right?

[@RevZilla]

jakub roemer For some sizes, you can swap cheek pads and head liners, but for size small, it already has the thinnest cheek pads and the EPS is specific to size small only, so the head liner isn't compatible with other sizes. So size small cannot be made to fit looser. You may want to consider the Shoei Neotec in size small instead. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/shoei-neotec-helmet

[@BigE1986]

the only issue I'm seeing with this is the location of the slide for the sun visor. its bad placement for aftermarket blue tooth com systems. now i understand that they have their own system to purchase for this helmet and that they designed it with quiet in mind but it would be nice to leave me the ability to choose that if i wanted. since it is already a $750 ish helmet and another $450 ish for the communication add-on. Again i understand why. but it would just be nice as an option.

[@Dani_rides]

Hi, my name is Daniel, I want you to help me with some advice about this helmet, I have such a helmet size XXL, so I thought it would fit my size, after a while I think the inner sponges have softened and now my helmet is a little big, if I change the inside of the helmet with some inner sponges size XL could be a solution for me? Thanks!

[@RevZilla]

Yes that could be a solution for you depending on if the replacement parts are still available. Please reach out to our Customer Service team at [e-mail] and we can check and provide exact support on this issue. Ride safe!

[@thomasanderson4664]

Now theres a good review

[@NickSzasz]

Thanks for that reply. Would it be possible to mount the Sena controller on the OTHER side of the helmet (where there is not a sun-visor switch. My partner will not have a Schuberth helmet so we don't want to use their (Cardo Scala) system. I'd really like to find a solution but can't get my hans on a helmet to see for myself.

[@tomaszslowinski6652]

how do you compare C3 Pro with BMW's System 6 EVO?

[@patgreenerides]

How would you fit a Pactalk Bold to this helmet.. specifically around the neck roll?

[@Mick_English]

Fantastic review and on this I'll buy one. Thanks.

[@dianzand8418]

Just got one for 100€

[@edmac8575]

I just bought the C3 and am looking for some tech type advice -- Can I remove the mic? I guess it will negate the warranty BUT that's already done - Sch needs to put the note in the manual on page 1, not the friggen very last page that states if the SRC zipper is opened the warranty is voided! Anyway, I don't need to anwer the phone or talk to another bike -- I want the SRC for my GPS & music. The mic is in the way when opening and closing - can it be removed like with the NOLAN?

[@biged3ff149]

How does the sizing compare to hat sizing?

[@RevZilla]

biged3ff149 Hat sizing is typically not as accurate. We always recommend measuring the crown of your head with a soft tape measure to get the best fit. -Hi-Viz Brian * www.revzilla.com/motorcycle-helmet-guide

[@Doodlez4]

If you fall inbetween the measurments they state should you go up 1 size? I'm at 59.1cm in between large/XL.. should I go with XL?

[@RevZilla]

Bob Donlon No, at 59.1, it's still best to start with Large. Remember, though, that the C3 Pro has a neutral/round oval head shape. -DrewZilla

[@jamesmccracken4763]

On your site you have the weight listed at 3.53. That's funny I was at a local dealer and weighted two helmets and they were both 3.93

[@RevZilla]

What size did you measure? -DrewZilla

[@jamesmccracken4763]

2x I'm torn between the C3 and the Nolan N104 Abslout

[@jamesmccracken4763]

*absolute

[@RevZilla]

We tend to measure size large for helmets, and in the case of the C3 Pro, size large is in the smaller of the two shell sizes, so it weighs a bit less than the 2XL. There's also a bit of variation from helmet to helmet. To help you decide, I'll let you know that the C3 Pro has a rounder internal shape, while the N104 has a narrow oval fit. -DrewZilla

[@robertpolkamp]

how easy is it to replace the sun shield and is it available in different colors? Past build in sun shields were only available in a smoke/gray which gives poor contrast and color spectrum compared to say bronze/brown lenses. Thank you for a reply.

[@RevZilla]

+Robert Polkamp The C3 Pro's inner sun shield is relatively straightforward to replace but only available in the stock dark smoke tint. Outer face shields are also available and easily swapped but are not available in any yellow/bronze/brown options. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/schuberth-inner-sun-shield *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/schuberth-c3-pro-c3-c3w-s2-pinlock-ready-face-shield

[@garrettreven5144]

How is a modular helmet the quietest available? This goes against the one thing I knew about modulars

[@RevZilla]

Modulars can have larger chin curtains and larger neck rolls to create a tighter seal around the neck, since the chin bar opens to get the helmet on and off. Full-face helmets need to have larger openings. Well-designed modulars also have a good seal around the face shield and have a tight seal where the chin bar meets the shell. -DrewZilla

[@artbrana]

How safe are modular helmets in regards with the helmet opening in an accident?

[@RevZilla]

artbrana In general they're quite safe, but a full-face helmet will be structurally stronger. -DrewZilla

[@JerazuL]

I bought it from somewhere else, I was just wondering if something like that happened to another person.

[@fawaz681]

My first helmet is HJC IS-MAX 2 and i have been using it for 2 years now size Large and fits perfectly but i want to upgrade to c3 pro but the size chart made me think im i Large or XL in this helmet ? Can you guys help me ?

[@RevZilla]

It depends whether your current helmet is very snug or has a loose fit. If it's very snug, then you would probably be XL in the Schuberth. If your helmet is a bit loose, then you might be able to wear Large in the Schuberth. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/schuberth-c3-pro-helmet

[@JerazuL]

I bought this helmet and it leaked water from the top of the visor while it was raining, there was also some wind noise from the point that took water. Does anyone had any leakage problem or is it just me?

[@D3PR057]

if the normal c3 xl fits me perfect will the c3 pro too? or is the fit to different?

[@twoface696]

Very nice and thorough video.

[@jasonlisonbee]

Can it block you from hearing someone yelling next to you?

[@RevZilla]

No, it does not accomplish that... -DrewZilla

[@jasonlisonbee]

@@RevZilla Bummer.

[@spider121]

If my size is 55.5-56 cm, what size should i get? Smaller or the larger cause my size runs in between SM and MD

[@RevZilla]

thebugs141 What is your head shape (narrow, oval, round)? -Hi-Viz Brian

[@gsihra6555]

I bought a C3 Basic and had to return it as I was getting severe wind noise from the left side of the helmet, inbetween the corner where the face sheild meets the end of the front face. i.e. literally where my ear is. I returned this and swapped it for a C3 Pro thinking the upgrade would fix the issue. The problem is the same if not worse. Has anyone had the same issue or can you offer solution. I'm planning to return this helmet on the weekend and get something else. FYI, i ride upright position and my commute is an hour each way so comfort and low loise is key. Thanks

[@warnersend1792]

Just got one, and I have the same problem and to be honest I don't find it that quiet either. It's definitely louder than my bro-in-law's S1 pro that's about 6 yrs olds

[@tanaythakur8888]

Hi ! I was wanting to buy either the neotec or the c3 pro but I am confused . Ventilation is important as I ride in hot conditions and I ride a Ducati Xdiavel which is a super fast cruiser so performance matters too.. please help 😀

[@RevZilla]

Both are great helmets, but the Neotec offers a bit better ventilation. -DrewZilla

[@christate1974]

TANAY THAKUR I have a neotec and the ventilation is great!

[@dullen87]

So is Shuberth worth what you pay for ? they are quite expensive

[@RevZilla]

+Dulf Nordensvärd For those who want a really quiet helmet with German quality, the Schuberth is worth the price. -DrewZilla

[@mikherman8073]

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[@tinherencic]

how is it while using it during rain? Does it get wet under it where is neck?

[@RevZilla]

This helmet performs very well in the rain, and the material around the neck is good for repelling water. -DrewZilla

[@dwbarton]

HI guys, i am going to buy this helmet but have a SENA 20 bluetooth system on my existing helmet. Obviously i will have to stick the unit to the side of the helmet but will I be able to thread the wire in and behind the padding ok for the ear speakers etc?

[@RevZilla]

David Barton Yes, you can route the speaker and microphone wires inside the Schuberth. When installing in the Schuberth, I recommend changing from the fixed boom microphone to the detached, hybrid boom microphone. You'll want to mount the hybrid boom inside the helmet behind the left cheekpad and route the microphone wire out to the helmet clamp. Using the hybrid boom eliminates any interference with the Schuberth's sun visor mechanism located on the bottom left edge of the chin bar. -DrewZilla

[@fantadio]

how do I remove the sun visor?

[@CurtisDavis89]

Would the U Clrar hbc 200 work well on this helmet?

[@CW.311]

I'm 58 centimeters, I wear a hjc rpha max. Is this fit similar to the c3 pro and should I order a medium.

[@RevZilla]

Schuberth's size intervals are a half size smaller, so at 58cm, I recommend the C3 Pro in size LARGE. The fit isn't exactly the same, but there's a good chance the C3 Pro will fit. Hope this helps! -DrewZilla

[@CW.311]

RevZilla how is the fit different may I ask, what would you say the shape is compared to my rpha max, more round or more oval than the rpha

[@RevZilla]

I find both helmets have a "neutral fit", which for me means in between intermediate oval and round oval. -DrewZilla

[@garycooper9968]

how is the mounting of the cardo pack talk bold with the Schuberth c3

[@RevZilla]

The BOLD fits just fine. The controller mount sits aft of the sun visor mechanism, and the boom microphone mounts inside with the base of the boom behind the left cheek pad. -DrewZilla *bit.ly/PackTalkBOLD_C3Pro

[@sirtooby]

Thanx for the review