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Kirsten
a Weekend Warrior
from FloridaDate Reviewed: December 8, 2004
Strengths: Price, lots of colors available, 17 ventsWeaknesses: universal fit. not a whole lot of ventilation.Bottom Line: i have a small head and this helmet looked huge on me. it fit, but the universal fit system isnt comfortable. I do wish that Bell had sizing like Giro (Small, Med, Large). I opted for the Havoc as well, even though it costs $50-70. My old helmet was a Bell Aquila. and it had the same flaws as the Bella...universal sizing. it's a decent helmet...if you have an average head.
Duration Product Used: Tested or demo'ed only
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$35.00
Purchased At: Local Bike Shop
Similar Products Used: Bell Aquila; Giro Havoc
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Gertie
a Weekend Warrior
from Los Angeles, CADate Reviewed: August 27, 2004
Strengths: The helmet is light, 9.5 oz. It comes in a few different colors.Weaknesses: Although it was designed for women with universal sizing it hurt the top of my head. I think it has to do with the way the interior plastic frame lies against the inside of the helmet. My head is a bit square-shaped. I think the helmet is intended for rounder heads. I opted for the Giro Havoc (small) and it fit snug and comfortable.Bottom Line: I'm giving the helmet one chili... it probably will suit a greater majority of women riders and for that reason it probably deserves a higher rating, but until more women rate this product... More tests should have been done before claiming the helmet as "women-specific" and "universal fit".
Duration Product Used: Tested or demo'ed only
Price Paid:
$25.00
Purchased At: Nashbar
Similar Products Used: Schwinn Typhoon, Giro Havoc
Bike Setup: Specialized Stumpjumer, Giant OCR2, 97' Giant Upland equiped for commuting
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