Daytona Helmets 3/4 Shell Open Face Motorcycle Helmet - DOT Approved, Lightweight & Comfortable, Vintage Design for Scooter, Cruiser & Street Bikes - Adjustable Fit, Enhanced Ventilation & Clear Visor

Comfortable helmet- my head is size 23.5" and I ordered and XL. It fits perfectly. There is room in the ear pads for my Sina Speakers. No issues installing the SENA 30S unit. The padding is removable via snaps and the exterior is finished nicely (I ordered the matte black with orange stripe). The visor is a nice touch, we'll see, I have never used one. I compared the Daytona helmet to another, older 3/4 helmet I have. It is indeed lower profile and overall smaller shell. No bobble head. I replaced my older DOT half helmet and I am happy with this. I bought this based on the low profile claims, price and the ability to snap a shield on in the rain. Added bonus- ratchet chin strap. All looks good.

I wasn't expecting this nice of a helmet, given the low price.

Was worried this was going to make my head look huge but thankfully it doesn’t! Fits snugly for me and I love the matte finish. It’s not super bulky and works great!

Even Daytona's 2XL looks smaller on my head than a Bell 500 XL. The Daytona does not stick-up high and give me a bobble-head look, and it's very light. I could wear it all day without neck stress. This review is ONLY based of my own experiences, and my OWN opinions. No Bobbles: Look, my wife wears an XS, and when she wears her XS Bell, she looks EXACTLY like a bobble-head! It's not just a person's head size that causes this, it's the head-size-to-shoulder-width ratio of a person, their neck length and how high the helmet rides on the crest of their head top. Wear a nice shouldered, full collar jacket and get a low profile helmet (like this Daytona) and you'll help cut back on that weird bobble effect. Shell Game: Daytona's sizes are in several "shell" builds: XS, S-M, L-XL, 2XL according to their website -- if I recall. For their larger sizes, their L and their XL use the exact same shell, but their 2XL has its own shell. I've tried on both Daytona's XL (which is what I would normally wear everywhere else) and then I tried on their 2XL. To me, Daytona's 2XL is the TRUE industry extra-large. That means that Daytona's XL falls more into a standard L size. This syncs with their shell lay-outs. So, when you buy a Daytona's 2XL, you're really getting an industry standard XL -- IMHO. Value: For this price range, this is a good value and a great look, but it's no $400.00 helmet. << Please remember that. To me, It's the best helmet for under $150.00 and I'm so happy with it that it's my go-to helmet night and day. P.S. The "Echo Shorty 3 Snap Shields" look awesome on this helmet, and they do a good job deflecting the wind.

Great helmet; I love the orange stripe on the black matte finish. Super comfortable on my head, relatively low profile, and the quick release on the chin strap is incredibly convenient. I've always preferred Daytona helmets anyway, but this one is my new favorite in a long line of favorites.

Bought Helmet according to measurement guides for a size LG. Helmet is tight and pushes on my temples causing headaches. I wore it twice for about 30 min each. I also noticed what I thought was some kind of white paint or something on the back shown in the pics. It’s not paint it’s the black covering peeling off the cloth. I’m so disappointed in this helmet because I heard these were good! And of course i threw all the packaging away so I don’t think I can return it.

Awesome vintage look! The visor sucks though! It blew off at about 55mph and I paid the price for it via bugs and wind.

I have many helmets. My main is a Shoei, but I wanted something for my two EV scooters around town. I ordered a different brand here on Amazon and promptly returned it. It was very uncomfortable and not up to the standard I expected. Then I got this Daytona helmet and was pleased. Now, it's important to note, that this does not compare with a quality name product in either fit, finish, comfort, paint, etc. But the reason it gets 5-stars is the value. I don't know of any other helmet at this price point that is this good. The foam is a little firm at first, but it breaks in fairly quickly. You might think it's too small in the beginning as I did, but give it a chance. It cups over your ears so well, it does a better job of isolating wind noise than some premium helmets and I'm glad for that. Unfortunately, there is no gap in the padding for glasses to enter, but I've found my glasses/goggles squeeze in with no pain so all is forgiven there. Lastly, the quick-release strap is a nice touch. I usually add versions of this feature, so it's one thing I didn't have to do. Great value for sure. I'm keeping it!

usually i wear M this helmet i order L its come a little tight the liner inside uncomfortable its hard