I've had a few Shoei Helmets but decided to try this mostly because of the looks and because I needed a new helmet fast. I really wanted to like it but the quality was so poor I just couldn't. I realize I'm coming from $600-$800 helmets so I was expecting some loss of quality. The padding only has those little orange snaps on the padding side, on the inside of the helmet it's just a hole in the inner shell, no matching female part of the snap. A couple snaps wouldn't stay in place, kept popping out. There were some minor scratches and defects in the paint, but that wasn't the deal breaker for me. The main visor would not close fully in the front but it did on the sides. Just a poor design. I could definitely see the visor being caught in the wind and either flipping up or make a constant howling noise. The internal sun-visor lever felt cheap. Didn't feel like the sun-visor would be operational for that long.I wear a size L in the rf and gt air series Shoei helmets. I was advised to get a L for this helmet and it was too loose. Because of the internal sun-visor the helmets shell is oval shaped, not a good fit for my head. A size M probably woulda fit better. I see their other model helmets have a more rounded shape tho.Also, because of the shape of this helmet the D-ring chin strap (which was very stiff with little padding) is set farther back and was cutting into my neck. Just wearing this helmet around the house for a few minutes here and there it constantly fogged up and got very hot. I always remove the chin curtains on my helmets, I don't know if this one is removable or not. If it is that may help with the fogging?I returned this helmet and decided to just replace the pads and visor on my Shoei helmet and continue using that while keeping my eye out for a good sale on a new Shoei.This may be a good choice as an spare 2nd rider helmet or for a beginner, but if you're coming from a higher-end brand you'll see and feel the difference in quality. Something I couldn't accept.