Daytona Helmets 3/4 Shell Open Face Motorcycle Helmet - DOT Approved, Lightweight & Comfortable, Vintage Design for Scooter, Cruiser & Street Bikes - Adjustable Fit, Enhanced Ventilation & Clear Visor

purchased as a decoration for a tribute build e-bike chopper, great addition to the bike's overall look.It actually is an approved helmet, and the fit was accurate to the listing. I could use it as a real helmet for bicycle of motorcycle if needed. Comes with a snap on visor.

I swear by Daytona helmets they are one of the best helmets made very nice solid perfect fitting helmet built for protection

My second Daytona helmet. Both of them have an issue where the sun visor pops off, had to use JB Weld to keep them on. Rear pad wants to fall out of this one, so I have to keep pushing it back on. I love the quick release strap which is why I keep buying them.

Fit great and comfortable.

Even Daytona's 2XL looks smaller on my head than a Bell 500 XL. The Daytona does not stick-up high and give me a bobble-head look, and it's very light. I could wear it all day without neck stress. This review is ONLY based of my own experiences, and my OWN opinions.No Bobbles: Look, my wife wears an XS, and when she wears her XS Bell, she looks EXACTLY like a bobble-head! It's not just a person's head size that causes this, it's the head-size-to-shoulder-width ratio of a person, their neck length and how high the helmet rides on the crest of their head top. Wear a nice shouldered, full collar jacket and get a low profile helmet (like this Daytona) and you'll help cut back on that weird bobble effect.Shell Game: Daytona's sizes are in several "shell" builds: XS, S-M, L-XL, 2XL according to their website -- if I recall. For their larger sizes, their L and their XL use the exact same shell, but their 2XL has its own shell. I've tried on both Daytona's XL (which is what I would normally wear everywhere else) and then I tried on their 2XL. To me, Daytona's 2XL is the TRUE industry extra-large. That means that Daytona's XL falls more into a standard L size. This syncs with their shell lay-outs. So, when you buy a Daytona's 2XL, you're really getting an industry standard XL -- IMHO.Value: For this price range, this is a good value and a great look, but it's no $400.00 helmet. << Please remember that. To me, It's the best helmet for under $150.00 and I'm so happy with it that it's my go-to helmet night and day.P.S. The "Echo Shorty 3 Snap Shields" look awesome on this helmet, and they do a good job deflecting the wind.

Really like the look and style of helmet. Wear it for slow fancy rides.Goes one size smaller then at least icon helmets. I usually wear M, this one is L and fits good.The only drawback is ratchet fastener. Have to tighten it almost every ride.

I love how light the helmet is, and the price was unbeatable. It’s a decent helmet, my partner has one, too, and likes it.Keep in mind: the helmet doesn’t have a visor, so you’ll need goggles. Besides, it is only DOT certified (unlike some helmets that meet both DOT and SNELL standards).

Size chart is off. My third time and 2xl fits. Price was good and I like the picture on one side but the "Nobody's Fool" had to go so a little modification and I'm happy. Now I can get something else airbrushed on it latet.