Action Sports Zero what helmet did you end up with? There are so many to choose from these days, I had my eye on this one for a while before buying it. I’m stoked with the choice for sure.
Hey - I’m wanting to buy this helmet but I’m not sure what size to go - my head is about 55,5cm and I’m not sure if I should go large or medium since I am 15 years old and don’t wanna grow out of it quickly. So basically do you think the larger pads are big enough to compensate for if I go large?
Rourke Nordgaard that’s a great question considering you are young and will probably grow out of it pretty quick if you got something too small. The large would probably fit you just fine. I wish I could tell you to just go for it but in all reality it would be best for you to try it on if you can.
@@kornholioster Wow, Fox website says I should be size small with 55-56cm head. I'm new to biking as an adult (last bike 25yrs ago) - are you guys wearing your helmets quite loose for bicycling? Becuase I know motorbike helmets are supposed to fit really tight, to the point they push your cheeks up towards your eyes. I need a size XS to get a decent fit in most brands of those.
@@chocolate_squiggle that's what i thought as well. Their small size wouldn't fit me. For this helmet, there are basically only 2 sizes, either medium or x-large. What makes it small/large are the paddings included. You just have to swap them to change medium to small and from x-large to large. I am using the large padding and it fits well. Even a bit tight
Alvin Ting Hey man! No there is not, but with the different pad thicknesses that come with the helmet, you’ll likely find it’s not necessary, like full face helmet in that aspect.
Thanks for watching bud! I measure 56cm and wear a large I believe but I’ll have to look. The padding that comes with them gives you room to make it more snug with thicker pads or fit loose with the thinner pads. It’s almost more of a sm/m or m/l or l/xl sort of thing.
Rudy D The Dropframe Pro has MIPS technology where the standard version does not, there are subtle details like the flat black and gloss colour scheme on the pro as well but the main difference is the MIPS and worth investing a couple extra bucks.
Unfortunately the the visor does not remove. It is a fixed visor. I’ve been rocking this helmet all year and have had zero issues or need to remove the visor honestly. Thanks for watching 🍻
@@mtbbones I own one and I finally figured it out on how to remove it. Their connected to the helmet with tabs. You just pull it out and to put back on, they just snap.
@@tekball9 NO WAY!! That’s awesome! Thanks for the update man, I haven’t been brave enough to try myself honestly. I was also told they weren’t removable haha now I’ll have to take a look. Thanks bud.
This one was a contender when I picked up the replacement trail helmet and after watching this kinda wish I went with this one haha. Nice review man
Action Sports Zero what helmet did you end up with? There are so many to choose from these days, I had my eye on this one for a while before buying it. I’m stoked with the choice for sure.
Grahamulous i went with the tld a1 not quite as much coverage as the dropframe but still more than most open faces on the market
The A1 is still a great helmet. I have an A1 I got about 5 years ago and I still use it on longer days, it’s a super comfortable helmet too.
I been rocking this helmet since it released and I must say they are probably one of the best out there
milanzx_2k MTB it’s my favourite helmet by far.
Hey - I’m wanting to buy this helmet but I’m not sure what size to go - my head is about 55,5cm and I’m not sure if I should go large or medium since I am 15 years old and don’t wanna grow out of it quickly. So basically do you think the larger pads are big enough to compensate for if I go large?
Rourke Nordgaard that’s a great question considering you are young and will probably grow out of it pretty quick if you got something too small.
The large would probably fit you just fine. I wish I could tell you to just go for it but in all reality it would be best for you to try it on if you can.
Bought the medium. Head is 56cm. Doesnt fit. Changed to L. Fits perfectly.
@@kornholioster Wow, Fox website says I should be size small with 55-56cm head. I'm new to biking as an adult (last bike 25yrs ago) - are you guys wearing your helmets quite loose for bicycling? Becuase I know motorbike helmets are supposed to fit really tight, to the point they push your cheeks up towards your eyes. I need a size XS to get a decent fit in most brands of those.
@@chocolate_squiggle that's what i thought as well. Their small size wouldn't fit me. For this helmet, there are basically only 2 sizes, either medium or x-large. What makes it small/large are the paddings included. You just have to swap them to change medium to small and from x-large to large. I am using the large padding and it fits well. Even a bit tight
hi bro, is there any adjustment you can twist inside behind your head to tighten or losen the helmet ?
Alvin Ting Hey man! No there is not, but with the different pad thicknesses that come with the helmet, you’ll likely find it’s not necessary, like full face helmet in that aspect.
Do you feel this helmet falling on your glasses?
Whats your head size? Im 58cm and wondering if i should go L or XL. Thanks
Thanks for watching bud! I measure 56cm and wear a large I believe but I’ll have to look. The padding that comes with them gives you room to make it more snug with thicker pads or fit loose with the thinner pads.
It’s almost more of a sm/m or m/l or l/xl sort of thing.
What's the difference between the regular dropframe and the dropframe pro?
Rudy D The Dropframe Pro has MIPS technology where the standard version does not, there are subtle details like the flat black and gloss colour scheme on the pro as well but the main difference is the MIPS and worth investing a couple extra bucks.
How do you remove the visor?
Unfortunately the the visor does not remove. It is a fixed visor. I’ve been rocking this helmet all year and have had zero issues or need to remove the visor honestly. Thanks for watching 🍻
@@mtbbones I own one and I finally figured it out on how to remove it. Their connected to the helmet with tabs. You just pull it out and to put back on, they just snap.
@@tekball9 NO WAY!! That’s awesome! Thanks for the update man, I haven’t been brave enough to try myself honestly. I was also told they weren’t removable haha now I’ll have to take a look. Thanks bud.
Size?
Diego Saltos Holguin It is a Large, 56-58cm and weighs 505G