strider
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Assuming Arai MX helmets are the same head shape as their RR helmets and the fact that he switched from Arai to Leatt, I would conclude that the Leatt is oval.
Favorite off road helmet?
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wilhelm192
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With the Arai helmet , I have 100 % Goggles and have had no issues at all . I also run the XD4 Arai on my Adventure bike.
strider
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I picked up this one on Saturday:
Supertech M10 Meta Helmet
It's my first MX helmet so nothing to compare it to but it fits well and feels comfy when I've ridden around the yard so far. First riding lesson is tonight so we'll see how it (and I) do.
Supertech M10 Meta Helmet
It's my first MX helmet so nothing to compare it to but it fits well and feels comfy when I've ridden around the yard so far. First riding lesson is tonight so we'll see how it (and I) do.
strider
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Yeah, I was hesitant too. I know they've been big into other kinds of gear but not helmets. But they claim to have spent the last 5 years working on it. Day 1 with it was flawless, though I'm super slow. It's light and ventilation felt good.
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For reference the Bell Moto 9 Flex and 100% goggles don't play well together, at least not on my face.
I got a Shoei VFX-W just last year.
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I also have a Nexx XD-1 for when I'm on the street. I love the flip down dark visor. The clear shield is also very clear, thick and does not scratch easily. Both are very comfortable.
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I also have a Nexx XD-1 for when I'm on the street. I love the flip down dark visor. The clear shield is also very clear, thick and does not scratch easily. Both are very comfortable.
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I'm partial to the TLD SE-4 Carbon. Light weight, looks great, has MIPS, great airflow, quick release padding, one piece mouth guard, comes with extra visor.
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Just tried this one on too, out of the Moto 9 Flex and the top shelf TLD, this one felt the best on my melon. Very light. I think I'm going to get one to replace my Bell.
strider
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Cool. I'm loving it so far. Very light and good ventilation. The 100% goggles I tried didn't fit very well but the Scotts fit perfectly.
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Funny you should say that, I went back to try it on again with my 100% goggles because they didn’t work well with the Moto 9. They might be a little better in the M10 than the Bell but they definitely don’t fit well. I think I just need to go back to Scott’s and be done with it.
revoltlution
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And, if you live in America, you can try it on! (Unlike Airoh)
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A quick video highlighting the same problem @Oded had with his Airoh helmet. Suomy helmets apparently had/have similar problems. If you have one of these brands, or quite honestly any helmet, you should be checking the integrity on a regular basis. This is not something you want to occur in a crash situation. 
AIROH & SUOMY HELMET STRAPS FAILING!
AIROH & SUOMY HELMET STRAPS FAILING!
A quick video highlighting the same problem @Oded had with his Airoh helmet. Suomy helmets apparently had/have similar problems. If you have one of these brands, or quite honestly any helmet, you should be checking the integrity on a regular basis. This is not something you want to occur in a crash situation.
AIROH & SUOMY HELMET STRAPS FAILING!
Great catch. Thanks.
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I just bought the Schubert’s E1 dual sport.
Top of the line helmet.
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Thanks, looking forward to some warmer weather to try it out.
