10-21-2015, 11:19 AM
I found a helmet that was perfect for me (fit, quality, no-fog) for $400, but I waited and shopped diligently and found it in not my first choice, but an acceptable color scheme, for $215. Very happy with it, and secure, 2 years in. So my advice is get the right shape helmet for your head shape (roundish or ovalish), get the right size (most helmets are looser than optimal), and don't scrimp on quality/safety.
If you must save, don't scrimp. Rather, be patient, shop around and wait to find someone having a great sale on the helmet you've determined is right for you and gives you all the safety possible, should you ever need it.
If you must save, don't scrimp. Rather, be patient, shop around and wait to find someone having a great sale on the helmet you've determined is right for you and gives you all the safety possible, should you ever need it.