😆 we will take it! But seriously I appreciate your support! Troy lee Stage is really nice as are all of them. Sometimes it just depends on personal fit. Thank you for watching!
Cool Vid Bro. Good info on the helmets.. but, the best part of the video was your POPS. Now I see where you get your cool personality and sense of Humor.. God Bless, Stay safe.
My money maker is much lower than yours LOL. Great review. A lot of people I ride with use the Fox Proframe and they love it. I'm currently using a Bell Super DH, but I need something with better cooling and less weight. I'm leaning towards the Fox Proframe or the Troy Lee Stage.
Check out the IXS Trigger FF. Ratchet system on the back like a half shell is key for a secure fit. Fidlock buckle, too. Out of the helmets you have there, I like the Proframe. The one I tried out a while back fit my noggin really well.
@@mtbohana I don't really believe the mips hype. It makes sense if the helmet is super tight to your head and allows for zero movement unless you have mips. Every helmet has rotational slip built right in.
I too have heard reports of that as well. One reviewer said that the noise lessened after riding with it for a bit. Wondering if you could narrow down where the sound is coming from and fix it with cloth somehow.
@@StraightLine_MTB like a doubt if my head is 56 or 57 I bought a helmet size S. But my feeling that it will be a little small on the chin. Can you advice me get an M
@@StraightLine_MTB The shit that stores are all stuck with this lockdown, my helmet arrived yesterday, my feeling that it is a little small mainly in his chin is just entering a finger
0:32 100% helmet has a part that sticks out which can get caught on something, bad idea. the safest shape is round, no sharp edges or things that stick out. 1:40 I am not keen on having a wing on my helmet to get caught in things. also I read story about a dude face planting with this on to asphalt and the chinguard broke. 2:58 similar stories with this one, I've read several stories about this helmet, several people crashed and the chinguard broke on impact. So these riders almost got their teeth smashed in it seems like. 4:48 some reviews mentioned the honeycomb looking reduced the air flow, making the helmet warmer. The smith and Fox have a good shape, no things that stick out of the helmet. overall Smith helmet has the safest shape. Conclusion I would not buy any of these, but If I had to I would go for Smith. It has D ring buckle too, which I find easy to use, and is secure, it won't loosen up, the others I would have to sew the straps I guess.
@@mtbboy1993 i live in south Florida, I’ve been riding the helmet In 65-72 degrees and it’s been comfortable and as ventilated as a full face can be compared to a half shell helmet. I also tried out the poc coron spin, great helmet but the poc does get hot.
@@TheSpade83 I wrote C for celcius. 30c is very warm, you are soaked i sweat by not doing anything and uncomfortable with most helmets feels like being too close to fireplace. But I've not tried more breathable helmets I currently use a Fox rampage pro carbon which is warm in the summer.
subscribed because... your facial expressions. lol.
Troy Lee stage is now on my radar. the Smith looks nice. a lot like Fox
😆 we will take it! But seriously I appreciate your support!
Troy lee Stage is really nice as are all of them. Sometimes it just depends on personal fit. Thank you for watching!
Cool Vid Bro. Good info on the helmets.. but, the best part of the video was your POPS. Now I see where you get your cool personality and sense of Humor..
God Bless, Stay safe.
My money maker is much lower than yours LOL. Great review. A lot of people I ride with use the Fox Proframe and they love it. I'm currently using a Bell Super DH, but I need something with better cooling and less weight. I'm leaning towards the Fox Proframe or the Troy Lee Stage.
They both seem to vent well with the Stage being lighter and maybe a bit more airy. All are great lids.
Great review ! I think I’m gonna go ahead and take your word for it and order the smith mainline ! Can’t wait to test it out on the local trails
Awesome . The Smith is a great option. Thanks for watching!
Also the smith needs a d lock latch to make it downhill official 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Smith mainline is dope, I just got one.
I think I'll be getting one as well for the big summer days
Check out the IXS Trigger FF. Ratchet system on the back like a half shell is key for a secure fit. Fidlock buckle, too.
Out of the helmets you have there, I like the Proframe. The one I tried out a while back fit my noggin really well.
Proframe was great aside from the MIPS liner scraping...but that could just be a sizing issue. They are all great.
I wish the IXS Trigger had MIPS. Its the only negative of the helmet, but a big negative.
@@mtbohana I don't really believe the mips hype. It makes sense if the helmet is super tight to your head and allows for zero movement unless you have mips. Every helmet has rotational slip built right in.
IXS Trigger FF is really good.
Fox ProFrame is garbage, the chinbar quickly detaches upon impact.
@@pjsanab The Trigger looks great also. Have to look into that one.
IXS Trigger FF 670grams Large and Fidlock system.
Wow, that is crazy light.
I’ve heard the mainline is very very noisy and it’s especially annoying because it’s right by your ear.
I too have heard reports of that as well. One reviewer said that the noise lessened after riding with it for a bit. Wondering if you could narrow down where the sound is coming from and fix it with cloth somehow.
Good video
Need a smoke filter in California!
Yes, things got really bad there for a month or so. Luckily things are clearing up. Shout out to the CA fire depts out there working so hard.
I like this video, nice representation
Thank you!
great vid
Thank you
straight lining!
what size is your head then (in cm of you're able...makes more sense to someone from the UK 😉)
I'm about 59.5cm.
@@StraightLine_MTB I think I'm about 60-61cm 😮
@@StraightLine_MTB
Great video, I’m looking for my first full face Mtb helmet. What size was the Smith Mainline that fits you?
@@chrisk5756 I had size large and fit really well. It came with multiple pads if I remember Corey that helped dial in fit.
You fit the TLD Stage XL/XXL, may i now what is you head measurement?
My head measures 23.4" around
How big is your head and what is your helmet size
I have a big Mellon. I'm about 23.4" around and wear large or xl depending on brand. Currently wearing a Bell Super Air size Large
@@StraightLine_MTB like a doubt if my head is 56 or 57 I bought a helmet size S. But my feeling that it will be a little small on the chin. Can you advice me get an M
@@StraightLine_MTB The shit that stores are all stuck with this lockdown, my helmet arrived yesterday, my feeling that it is a little small mainly in his chin is just entering a finger
Foosgoneshredding
hahah I was looking for this comment
0:32 100% helmet has a part that sticks out which can get caught on something, bad idea. the safest shape is round, no sharp edges or things that stick out.
1:40 I am not keen on having a wing on my helmet to get caught in things. also I read story about a dude face planting with this on to asphalt and the chinguard broke.
2:58 similar stories with this one, I've read several stories about this helmet, several people crashed and the chinguard broke on impact.
So these riders almost got their teeth smashed in it seems like.
4:48 some reviews mentioned the honeycomb looking reduced the air flow, making the helmet warmer.
The smith and Fox have a good shape, no things that stick out of the helmet.
overall Smith helmet has the safest shape.
Conclusion I would not buy any of these, but If I had to I would go for Smith. It has D ring buckle too, which I find easy to use, and is secure, it won't loosen up, the others I would have to sew the straps I guess.
I own a smith and airflow is not a problem
@@TheSpade83 in mid summer too? Like 30c and Hugh intensity?
@@mtbboy1993 i live in south Florida, I’ve been riding the helmet In 65-72 degrees and it’s been comfortable and as ventilated as a full face can be compared to a half shell helmet. I also tried out the poc coron spin, great helmet but the poc does get hot.
@@TheSpade83 I see Endura has same tech in their helmet, pric eis not too crazy so I could try it i guess but now it's subzero temps.
@@TheSpade83 I wrote C for celcius. 30c is very warm, you are soaked i sweat by not doing anything and uncomfortable with most helmets feels like being too close to fireplace. But I've not tried more breathable helmets I currently use a Fox rampage pro carbon which is warm in the summer.