Pros: Awesome quality of helmet. Finish is beautiful. Visor thickness is incredible! Vents open and close with authority. Liner is very plush and soft. Has a reduction in the neck roll at the back of the helmet to allow you to bend your head back further when tucked in a racing position. Comes with race tear-offs and a winter breath guard. The anti-fog coating on the visor works!
Cons: Seems like a larger helmet than others, probly due to the inner shell design, but it seems to sit rather high on the head.
Sizing Info: Fits 1 size smaller
Additional Sizing Notes: I wear a medium HJC CL-12. (I think thats it) Anyhow, I ordered a medium RSR2, and it is WAY too small. I put it on and my skull was pressed right against the shell. It gave me a headache from wearing it after only 5 minutes. I am exchanging it for a large, which i'm assuming should fit like my medium HJC.
Great helmet for safety and utility. Can't speak for the comfort aspect yet. Looks promising though.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Awesome quality of helmet. Finish is beautiful. Visor thickness is incredible! Vents open and close with authority. Liner is very plush and soft. Has a reduction in the neck roll at the back of the helmet to allow you to bend your head back further when tucked in a racing position. Comes with race tear-offs and a winter breath guard. The anti-fog coating on the visor works!
Cons: Seems like a larger helmet than others, probly due to the inner shell design, but it seems to sit rather high on the head.
Sizing Info: Fits 1 size smaller
Additional Sizing Notes: I wear a medium HJC CL-12. (I think thats it) Anyhow, I ordered a medium RSR2, and it is WAY too small. I put it on and my skull was pressed right against the shell. It gave me a headache from wearing it after only 5 minutes. I am exchanging it for a large, which i'm assuming should fit like my medium HJC.
Comments: Great helmet for safety and utility. Can't speak for the comfort aspect yet. Looks promising though.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
