07-30-2017, 10:24 AM
I think that the GT-Air can be a bit tricky for some people. Obviously it has to fit the shape of your head (or vice versa) to get the most out of it. But beyond that, due to the fact that the bottom of the helmet is a bit more curved inward than most other helmet designs, I feel that this helmet has to feel almost flat-out uncomfortable when first slipping it on when the helmet is new (in other words, when the helmet is new, it is actually uncomfortable to slip it onto your head). But once it's on, if the shape works for you, then it's a great helmet — very comfy and very quiet. Fortunately the positioning of the sun visors bottom edge works out perfectly for me. The padding in the GT-Air does break in (break down) with time and the helmet will eventually go on easier. You can also buy different thickness interior cheek pads to help custom fit the helmet to your face, at least to a degree anyway.
