Daytona Helmets Half Skull Cap Motorcycle Helmet – DOT Approved [Graphics]…

Awesome product!

I wanted to replace my beat up vintage 3/4 helmet because I go on long multi state trips with my bike. I was looking for a helmet that fit right, was not outrageously expensive, was comfortable, had no high speed lift off, and didn’t make me look like the great gazoo. I did a lot of research and compared brands like Bell, Biltwell, and Fulmer until I finally discovered these Daytona helmets. I was definitely skeptical at first due to the price, but after getting the helmet and trying it on I am extremely happy. I've already ridden with it on for about 250 miles across Massachusetts and back. On the highway I have no high speed lift off, it fits perfectly, it's not goofy looking, and the quality is pretty good. It was also the cheapest out of all the other brands. I love that it comes in a variety of colors but I ended up sticking with Black Metal Flake. I have already recommended this helmet to friends. Also, I got a size Small if any petite females are wondering which size they should get.

Fit and finish are top notch. Love it

I've purchased several colors of the Daytona cruiser helmets to match various bikes/scooters. Always the same size (XXL). This one looks good and quality feels and looks the same but the sizing was smaller than previous purchases. Tight on the forehead. Great price and shipping from the seller.

I finally found a helmet that actually fits me. I have bought-and-returned a few, and only to find disappointment. I was just about at my wits end. Both Biltwell and Bell both have ignored those of us with long oval head profiles. Now, on to the review. Don't hesitate getting one of these, because if you're looking for a low profile DOT 3/4 helmet, look no further. I used to hate the liner in Daytona helmets, when they first came out. But, they've definitely improved over the years. The liner is very comfortable and the noise level is a little better than my old Biltwell. The weight is minimal, and the metal flake is very even, and has just the slightest bluish tint to it (in the sunlight). Looks nice. I only have one complaint, and that is the ratchet strap. HEY Daytona, lose the stupid ratchet strap! D-rings are far and away better...and they have to be cheaper to install. The ratchet strap is easy enough to use, and buttons up okay, but I'd much rather have a D-ring....I can do them one handed. Overall, it's the best bang for the buck, without looking like Kazoo from the Flintstones.

Very nice helmet

Although I haven't worn the helmet yet. I've purchased the extra small size. I'm 5 ft petite woman. It has a snug fit, not too tight. I love the quality, weight, thick padding and detailed design. It's worth the price. Can't wait to use my helmet. I just need to build up the courage to hop on a motorcycle once again. Love Motorcycles as well as Hot Rods.

The helmet looks as good as the pictures, and seems well made, but I couldn't get anything to snap on the three shield snaps in front. I tried a couple of face shields and I couldn't force any of them to snap on. Even the helmet visor that came with it wouldn't snap on it! I've owned a lot of open face helmets over the decades and never had this issue before. I don't know where they get their helmet snaps, but its not where everyone else does! If you don't use a 3-snap face shield, then it's probably fine for your. Otherwise, it was a bit snug for XXL, and I normally wear an XL, but it would break in some and be fine. It also had a nice quick release strap latch, but the non-functional shield snaps were a deal breaker. I had to send it back and got a similar Biltwell helmet, which snapped on a face shield just like it's supposed to.

I've been using Daytona helmets from the time I have started riding. Be it full face, open face and now skull cap. The quality has never disappointed.