Favoto Adult Mountain Bike Helmet for Men & Women, Magnetic Buckle MTB Helmet with Removable Visor, Lightweight for Commuting & Off-Road Cycling

For reference: I have a 23 inch large noggin. Kind of "long headed" with low ears. This helmet in "Large" fits me well, with a little slack on the sides/temples (long headed), with the rear adjuster just barely tightened down a click or two. The strap's "ear V" can be adjusted up/down, forward/back at the bottom of the "V" so it does not intrude on your ear. The chin strap is padded near the buckle and the magnetic pull thingy works really well, very/quick easy to get off. It does have an elastic "tie-down" on the back for your goggles, wads of money, band-aids, clean underwear, or whatever use you can find for that. Perhaps a little sign that says, "If you can read this, BACK OFF!" The visor is ~twice as long as most I've seen, so it might actually serve a purpose unlike the tiny 1 inch Donald Duck bills on most of them. It attaches with two hand screws on either side and a snap-in peg at the center. The front vents have a "bug net" built into them, a nice "premium" touch. You can see it in my pics if you're looking for it. I went to WallyWorld and looked at helmets by Ozark Trail, Schwinn, Bell, and Mongoose, ranging from $19-$49 and every one of them was worse than this helmet as far as fit and the padding inside. They had tiny, thin little strips of pad held in by flimsy, barely usable velcro tape spheres. This Favoto helmet has decent, wide pads that go all the way around to the back, sides, and even on the adjuster at the rear. I have not seen a higher end $100+ helmet to compare to, but for the price this one seems quite good. Also, I believe all the MIPS stuff is snake oil, marketing nonsense that only "tests better" due to the fact they strap the helmets on to dummys SO tightly they have no ability to shift/rotate so that the MIPS shell comes into play. In reality, your helmet can shift/rotate a bit without MIPS just fine (unless you're bolting it to your skull), and when tested that way, MIPS does Jack + Squat. All it does is raise your helmet that much more off your head, making you look even more like a window licking mushroom head. I really can't think of anything to complain about. One of the straps was a bit twisted up in the ear buckle area and I had to fiddle with it for a minute? After I go ride off a 40 foot cliff, or slam myself into a tree, I'll come back and edit-report about how well it performed...or not. If I don't edit soon, don't assume it failed, and that I am leaking grey matter at the bottom of a canyon. I may have just not found an "opportunity" to crash yet...and we don't have canyons in Michigan. >:0) EDIT: Went for a few rides with it on now and comfort is good. I more or less forgot it was on. No crashes to report...yet.

I bought this helmet because it has the same safety certification as the more expensive helmets for a fraction of the price. It replaces an older helmet I wore and I really like that the more contemporary design sits lower on my head and protects my ears and the back of my head better. The foam padding is comfortable, as is the chin strap, which I found easy to adjust. The helmet is well ventilated and I love the generous sun visor which really does shade my eyes. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this helmet again. I wear a size 7 1/8 hat and the helmet is not snug at all.

Quality helmet at low price. Fits my large head well. Basically same helmet as the Scavin, got 1 of those also. I like these helmets and recommend them.

Fit is a bit off it can be adjusted in so many places it’s hard to get it to sit right for someone with a large head but once you find a comfortable position it’s really not too noticeable. I’ve yet to get beat on with it but the detachable visor is fine for what it is, maybe just a tad flimsy but it won’t break as easily as it feels it will. If a really fairly light weight I just don’t know how protective it will be in a crash and hope I don’t have to find out first hand lol.

Very picky about what I wear on my bike hated the regular streamed line bike helmets but wrote a lot of years without one very stupid of me very happy with this purchase the helmet is light and strong and it's been holding up really well highly recommend it

Comfy to wear and easy assemble. The visor gives a nice bit of shade and the size was good. Feels like a good quality helmet. Happy with my purchase.

Fits very well. Comfortable. Stays in place. Highly recommended.

So far so good! Hoping I don’t have to test this in a real accident, but the fit is nice. It is lighter than expected. The visor definitely helps keep the sun out of your face.

Excellent cycle helmet. Comfortable to wear with good ventilation. The magnetic clasp is a great feature. Chin strap can be done using one hand.

Great price, and the colours I wanted

The Favoto Mountain Bike Helmet is well featured and well made. The chin strap is the easiest to attach and remove (especially one handed) that I’ve used, and the small screws used to secure the peak ensure I don’t knock it off when putting goggles on. I do like the inclusion of a strap at the back to hold my glasses when wearing goggles. The shell is thick and the inside is well padded, I fall in the middle of the sizing but it doesn’t grip my head as well as some helmets I’ve tried, I do have a bit of an odd shaped head though and it’s in no way uncomfortable. The only thing stopping me from giving the helmet the full five stars is the lack of MIPS, which I’d expect to see in a modern helmet at around this price.

This is a good quality helmet. It is adjustable and fits well as a result. Comfortable lining and straps and it provides appropriate protection whilst being light weight. I would say it’s possibly a bit on the expensive side but otherwise can’t fault it.

good value