I would love to see some build quality tests like the one Fortnine did. Impact and grind resistance of the shell, visor etc. That would make me a lot more comfortable buying one. I bought a few of the course jeans, and boots which are really top notch. However i also bought a pair of gloves that I will never wear again. So I'm very cautious to buy a helmet without some proper impact resistance videos.
Hi I have course raider 2.0 and that helmet saved my life … its very good quality for that money the helmet survive crash at 160km/h with me and my head was without a scratch … I’m very sad that they stop selling them
The Course City in a size XL is rated at 1350gr+-50gr. I weighted it with a scale and it is exactly 1400gr. So be aware. The ratings given on the site are for the smallest shell sizes aka bu**sh*t. Other than that it is a very good helmet for the price.
It's all bullshit. I've bought a helmet Course Raider Evo for which I can't find an anti fog foil pinlock, they could not help me either 😒. Now I don't know if can find one. I've also bought a jacket and I had to buy extra back protectors because the jacket protector is small and thin as my driving instructor told me. I am very unsatisfied and upset 😐😑😑👎👎. I should have paid a bit more and get a legit stuff.
Hi, I bought the course raider 2.0 in medium and it puts a lot of pressure on my forehead and cheeks, if I stretch it out so then it's fine but I can't remove the padding as then it'd just be hard sides with no protection. I also got the large and its way too loose, what can I do? I looked on your website and your don't do thinner course raider padding. Thanks
This is why it is always better to buy helmets in person, try them out and see what fits. Buying online is always a gamble because everyone has a different headshape. It sounds like this helmet model is simply not good for your head. Return it and try a different brand.
@@MaaZeusI also tried the large but it was too big, medium is my size in every helmet, I wore the raider for a couple of months but sold it now as moved onto a different bike, I stretched it out which helped with the pressure and got quite comfortable tbh.
Sounds like what I call the ICON helmet problem. They make the pads stiff on purpose so when you wear them in they fit perfect and for longer. One of my friends took a weight and pressed the side pads while removed. It fit better each time he did it until it was about right and them let them wear in the rest of the way.
I would love to see some build quality tests like the one Fortnine did. Impact and grind resistance of the shell, visor etc. That would make me a lot more comfortable buying one. I bought a few of the course jeans, and boots which are really top notch. However i also bought a pair of gloves that I will never wear again. So I'm very cautious to buy a helmet without some proper impact resistance videos.
Hi I have course raider 2.0 and that helmet saved my life … its very good quality for that money the helmet survive crash at 160km/h with me and my head was without a scratch … I’m very sad that they stop selling them
I like her 😊
Would you let her review your helmet?
W prices in a shop i wanted to buy some protectors and they were 650pln for just the top and here free shipping 420pln and also u get leg protectors
Hi:) Does anyone know where I can find the tinted visor for the course Raider 2.0?
Hi ! Any idea where I can find the tinted visor for the course surfer ?
The Course City in a size XL is rated at 1350gr+-50gr. I weighted it with a scale and it is exactly 1400gr. So be aware. The ratings given on the site are for the smallest shell sizes aka bu**sh*t. Other than that it is a very good helmet for the price.
1350+-50 could be 1400 or 1300 so the weight is okay
Sembrano… niente male..!! 🪖
It's all bullshit. I've bought a helmet Course Raider Evo for which I can't find an anti fog foil pinlock, they could not help me either 😒. Now I don't know if can find one. I've also bought a jacket and I had to buy extra back protectors because the jacket protector is small and thin as my driving instructor told me. I am very unsatisfied and upset 😐😑😑👎👎. I should have paid a bit more and get a legit stuff.
Hi, I bought the course raider 2.0 in medium and it puts a lot of pressure on my forehead and cheeks, if I stretch it out so then it's fine but I can't remove the padding as then it'd just be hard sides with no protection.
I also got the large and its way too loose, what can I do?
I looked on your website and your don't do thinner course raider padding.
Thanks
This is why it is always better to buy helmets in person, try them out and see what fits. Buying online is always a gamble because everyone has a different headshape. It sounds like this helmet model is simply not good for your head. Return it and try a different brand.
@@MaaZeusI also tried the large but it was too big, medium is my size in every helmet, I wore the raider for a couple of months but sold it now as moved onto a different bike, I stretched it out which helped with the pressure and got quite comfortable tbh.
Sounds like what I call the ICON helmet problem. They make the pads stiff on purpose so when you wear them in they fit perfect and for longer. One of my friends took a weight and pressed the side pads while removed. It fit better each time he did it until it was about right and them let them wear in the rest of the way.
Bought the same..medium which is my size but my cheeks were crying..I put a ball in the helmet for a 24hrs and it did the job..now its all fine!!