Very comfortable helmet before I hit a deer. I was traveling down the road going 60 and out jumps bambi right into my bike. I hit the ground what appears to be shoulders and then chin as I rolled 70 yards down the highway. Head and neck completely safe because of this. Dont skip on a helmet and please get a full face.

For the low cost, the DOT approved helmet is comfortable. Vents work well. Surely more expensive helmets are more comfortable, less weight, etc. but this one does the job for budget friendly folks. It is an approved DOT device, but hopefully I never need to test its impact capability.

Its a perfect helmet for those just getting in to riding or if you're a passenger. Yeah the build quality could be better for the visor mechanism, but it's a good helmet for what you pay for. I would most definitely purchase again.

For what it's worth, this is a solid product that delivers what's promised

This helmet is great, it works great, it's comfortable, it looks good, and the tinted visor makes it even better
Got it as my first motorcycle helmet cause it has a tinted visor and is half the price of the cheapest helmet in a store. I crashed my bike and this thing held up great, saved my face from being a pavement smear and was even still good to go again afterwards.
I now also own the cheapest helmet I could get from an in person store, both have the same safety rating and here's a feature comparison

This helmet: $70, clean angular design with no logos, well made vents, tinted and clear visor, visor notches allow it to be set with a small gap that lets through just enough air to avoid fogging on cold days but not enough air for you to feel it, strip of fabric at the chin of the helmet prevents most air from pushing up from under the helmet and into your face, rubber nose piece helps to prevent fogging and also makes it look better with the visor up or clear visor on, soft foam at the bottom section of the helmet makes it super comfortable to put on and off, strap clicks in and releases nicely
Only complaint would be the excess strap can whip you in the neck, easily solvable if you just add anything to hold the excess still, could be a rubber band, could sew in a button, whatever you wanna do

Cheapest helmet in a store: $118, smooth design with logos, poorly assembled vents, only clear visor, visor notches allow for either fogging or getting blasted in the face on cold days, does not have anything stopping wind from coming up the bottom which can prevent your ability to breath, visor hole is cut big which shows nearly entire face and really takes away from the looks, everything is styrofoam which does not feel good squeezing your head through every time, helmet strap is a 2 ring method which doesn't fully separate so you have to hope it's loose enough to get your face past, it also get's caught up and you might have to go find a mirror just to get a good enough view of the strap to get your helmet off