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Troy Lee Designs Lee Edge

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# of Reviews 8
Average Rating 4.5/5
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Submitted by Pedro a Downhiller from Spocompton, WA
Date Reviewed: May 11, 2002
Favorite Trail:Galbraith Mt., Beacon Bomber
Duration Product Used:3 months
Purchased At:Ye old buddy who got a new one
Strengths:Thick hardshell. Old school looks are groovin. Pretty indestructible. Troy Lee. I got it for free. Yah woo!
Weaknesses:Hot,but its a full face, what can you expect? My chin sticks out the bottom sometimes, but I haven't hit it on anything. A little innovation and you can have it fitting and feeling better. I cannablized an old helmet and removed the roc-loc from the back and all the sweat-absorbing velco pads. I swapped em in, and did some work with the webbing, and now the thing sticks on my bony head really well.
Similar Products Used:First full face - more confidence = more injuries = more fun.
Bike Setup:Trek, x-vert air, LX, deore, XTR, tiogas.
Bottom Line:Groovin helmet, classic look, gives you more balls. If you can find one, get it. If it is free, then cry and rejoice.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

Submitted by matt a Weekend Warrior from england
Date Reviewed: February 8, 2002
Favorite Trail:mine
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Price Paid: $40.00
Purchased At:bike shop
Strengths:amazin fit looks dam wicked and so different.visors really adjustable.the helmet always feels bomb proof which is a bonus
Weaknesses:why did they ever stop makin them.gets a little hot in summer on real long rides.
Similar Products Used:lazer fullface just as hot in summer
Bike Setup:giant downhill and pace crosscountry
Bottom Line:amazin i want one in every colour
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by William Hilow a Cross Country Rider from San Francisco, CA USA
Date Reviewed: December 19, 2001
Favorite Trail:plenty of em'
Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
Price Paid: $104.00
Purchased At:Cambria
Strengths:I am reviewing the TL EDGE, not the gay useless one with the full-face attachment but the 1/2 coverage one that came out in 1994-5.
Excellent Protection for the Noggin.
Different and cool lookin.
1st non-geeky looking helmet, why stop making them?
No Sweat bands.
Weaknesses:No Sweat bands.
Some what heavy, ventilation is lacking.
They stopped making this rad helmet.
Similar Products Used:Specialized Allez
Bike Setup:2001 Giant Rainier
-Basically stock, LX Hollow tech cranks,Berzerker saddle

1995 Balance FS Pro
Totally Stock, FS bulge shock
Bottom Line:This helmet is totally different and totally cool looking.
Compared to this lid all other helmets are roadie lids.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Jimm a Cross Country Rider from SoCal
Date Reviewed: July 23, 2001
Favorite Trail:SART
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $40.00
Purchased At:eBay
Strengths:Solid; great fit; decent ventilation; adjustable visor; good looks; excellent protection.
Weaknesses:Heavy. Virtually nothing to absorb sweat.
Similar Products Used:E2; Exodus; Rubicon Pro; Bell Nemesis; GT.
Bike Setup:iDrive Team
Bottom Line:Even though this helmet does not have any type of adjustment, it fits GREAT! It stays snug even after several hours of sweating. Didn't slip-n-slide. It does not have the huge vents found on most modern helmets -- nor does it provide the opportunity for tree branches to jab ya in da head. The smallish vents provide better cooling than expected. The adjustable visor actually ahhhh...adjusts; simple and secure. The pads are easily replaced. Provides excellent coverage and protection. Old school looks remain cool. Great alternative to high priced big hole helmets.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Santo a Weekend Warrior from Sydney
Date Reviewed: January 4, 2001
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $80.00
Strengths:Light and well vented
Weaknesses:face gaurd a little too close to the face (but maybe I am just a big chinned freak)
Similar Products Used:Netti Full face,Bell
Bike Setup:FSR for Free Ride
Proflex 755 for XC
Bottom Line:Great helmet that increases confidence and saves a few teeth, without being heavey or hot
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Gavin Ralbag a Weekend Warrior from NY
Date Reviewed: May 20, 2000
Favorite Trail:Mine
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Strengths:Light Ventalation Comfort Looks everything else
Weaknesses:The pads I got were WAY too thin for my head but I got it used so.
Bike Setup:http://www.gilbertsville.com/bike/
Bottom Line:I love it it may not be a carbon $10000 helmet but what the hell do I need one of those for. It's broght by confidence level way up and I look rockin' in it
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by neil a Downhiller from nanaimo bc canada
Date Reviewed: February 25, 2000
Favorite Trail:daggaba
Duration Product Used:3 months
Strengths:everything
Weaknesses:my friends dog bit it up. it's pretty much garbage now
Similar Products Used:giro swichblade
Bottom Line:cool helmet other than the fact that a dog chewed mine up
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by biff bang a Downhiller from mammoth, ca. usa
Date Reviewed: January 24, 2000
Favorite Trail:rubicon
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Strengths:looks twitchin!
Weaknesses:cant see
Similar Products Used:simpson bandit, damn heavy!
Bike Setup:schwinn sting ray, full xtr with titanium gooseneck.
Bottom Line:great helmet!, 45 mph head on into a parked fat boy! four bikers beat on me for five minutes, did'nt feel a thing.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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