ScorpionEXO R420 Full Face Polycarbonate Street Motorcycle Helmet Comm Ready Speaker Pockets DOT Snell Approved Adult

I bought the Scorpion EXO R420 to replace a 19 year-old EXO 700 helmet that was my daily rider for years. At least for my head shape, the EXO 420 fits very well. I had another helmet, and although t;he cheek pads fit well, the helmet shape made for a loose fit around the perimeter of my head, so I just kept on using the EXO700 because it fit right. I'm glad to now have a new helmet that fits. I like that the EXO R420 has DOT and Snell Certification.Snug fit at first that becomes very comfortable with a few hours of wear; the vents work, and the helmet has a robust detent that allows the visor to be partially opened (8mm) while you are riding for extra ventilation. The padding is removable for laundering. Scorpion makes quality helmets that perform when needed. I crash tested an EXO700 in 2016 and have faith that the EXO R420 will perform every bit as well.The D-ring strap has a snap that secures the end of the strap from whipping around at higher speeds. The older EXO700 had the mating snap on a flap; the mating snap on the EXO R420 is on the inside end of the strap. I prefer the old snap configuration, that's my only gripe. Also, the face shield is easier to remove and replace on the older helmet.Altogether, the Scorpion EXO R420 is a great helmet, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

I bought 2, 1 medium, 1 XL. I think they both run a BIT tight, but I'm willing to let them break in, they fit quite snugly, no flopping. They look good, nice finish and construction, vents are easy to operate and work okay. I like the emblem on the front, nice touch. Best deal on the market I could find for a Snell Approved helmet. I also bought an extra clear shield for each (since they all get scratched, and I might not find them later) and a smoked shield (because they are cooler, but not great at night). In fact I might just buy one more so I can have a daytime and night time helmet without swapping the face shields all the time. The visor seal is excellent, noise is average, I wear glasses, and don't really feel the side rails pressing (and I have a fat face, which might also be why they are a bit tight). I've been a rider for 35+ years, and I think these will go fine for a few more years. They are NOT especially light, you definitely feel like you have a heavy duty helmet, but for longer rides, I expect that will get a little tiring.

So glad I went with this helmet. It does fit more snug than the HJC helmet I wore (same size) during my MSF course, but in a good way. You WANT chipmunk cheeks in your helmet! I find it super comfortable to wear and, while I've only tested it up to a speed of 50 mph, the wind noise is surprisingly low (though keep in mind I've only worn like two other brands of helmets and don't have much to compare it to). All-in-all it feels very high quality, especially for the price.

I needed a good quality helmet that didn't break the bank, a few other people recommended this one because its not that bulky and not too heavy, also its Snell rated which isn't that common on helmets priced this low (though many debate ECE is a superior rating) anyhow point said its not bad looking and passes all the checks I was looking for in a helmet.Fit - I got a M, which seems to fit just fine maybe a tad bit tight but that will probably adjust as I use it more.Style - It looks great, the white color is uniform and I can't find anything wrong with the finish, its very streamlined and doesn't make me look like a bobble head.Features - It has spots for adding speakers/com system, the visor/shield is a bit stiff but easy to take off, you can also buy other visors/shields that are mirrored and they even have a pinlock compatible one! (though I havent had my stock one fog up)Safety - Snell rated, not ECE but it should be noted newer versions of the Snell rating may exceed ECE in some ways, it uses a double D ring for securing it, and it has emergency release tabs to make it easy to remove, good stuff.Cons - Well its not the lightest thing but its understandable at the price point, it may be a bit noisier compared to other helmets if you care about noise, and the double D ring might be inconvenient if you plan to frequently take your helmet on/offOverall I really like the helmet so far and for what I paid I'm pretty happy, its basic safety gear that will keep me alive and if something happens I can buy another one without loosing a ton of cash, good enough for me, would recommend if you don't want to break the bank on a helmet.

A bit snug compared to same size helmet in Shoei and Bell that ive worn. Snug is ideal, but this one is a pinch too snug for now. Im confident it will soften up in due time. Good airflow at forehead and mouth vents. Kinda tight at my ears. I have big ears. In not convinced that speakers will work for me (me) in this helmet. May be too tight. I like how relatively quiet it is at speed compared to others. Ill probably keep it. Looks fantastic. Doesn't feel heavy at all. Overall very good quality. Excellent price point. I would recommend you try it. It can most certainly be a game changer for the right person.

Outstanding helmet with a secure, snug fit! Designed for comfort and performance, it made installing my Cardo system a breeze. The visor swaps out effortlessly, and its super easy functionality makes every ride smooth. DOT and SNELL certified for top-tier safety—perfect for riders who value protection, convenience, and quality!

Love the look and fit. I found ordering a scorpion helmet I needed to go one to two sizes bigger. By the size chart I should be wearing an XL but I needed a 3XL.