Great review. I purchased the RPHA 11 Pro Carbon from you guys a few months back as an upgrade and more subtle presentation than my RPHA 11 Pro Venom helmet. It is subdued, and super slippery. One of the most comfortable helmets that I have ever owned. In comparison I have the RF 1400 Shoei, and honestly, it doesn’t compared. It was a great purchase and a great deal. Definitely looking into purchasing the RPHA 1 as well!
@@jamesasanon5281 my bike's exhaust system is not loud, so my noise level is by the wind noise, in which the rpha 11 is very good at. 80kmh with no wind whistling
@@devon5078 I was also thinking about getting the EXO R1 but some of the reviews about the quality/ loudness turned me away from it. I can say that between my HJC RPHA 11 vs RPHA N1. The N1 is much quieter. As far as weight goes I honestly don't notice the difference between the two.
@@zechb756 interesting, ive actually heard that one of the strongsuits of the r1 air is how quiet it is, only thing throwing me off from the 1n is the price its $150 more but i’ll absolutely take your word for it
@@devon5078 I own the r1 air and I love it, for me it's comfortable and wind noise is not so bad for a racing helmet. Saftey was my main concern when I bought it a year ago, and thankfully no mishaps yet but it is 5 star rated as far as I know.
Thank you Joost! Carbon is more lightweight and a stronger material. Less material is needed to reach the same strength and therefor it earns more stars!
I Pre-orderd the RPHA 1 on your website but im a bit nervous about the fit. Do you think the cheek pads will be less tight after wearing it for a while?
you better test fit 1st rather than buy it from online just because they put the size of the heads means it fit good.. my friend and mine got a xl and xxl we ride and track it he has problem using it for long while mine good still is a snug fit so the solution he change the liner to xxl problem solve
@@Championhelmets FIM certification is only needed for the highest world championship level race series not for club level racing and the UK even has its own ACU Gold certification which the RPHA 11 is certified for...
Hi Floris, HJC kept the same sizing. So if you have a size M for the RPHA 11, you will need an M for the RPHA 1. But the cheek pads en Liner are thinner on the RPHA 1 compared to the RPHA 11.
I have two RPHA 11 Pro helmets and I use them for sport riding, not racing. They are super comfortable over long distance and time in the saddle. I think using the RPHA 11 as a sport/tourer is the natural function of this helmet. Now, on the other hand, the RPHA 1 looks to be more track focused.
@@Inked_CR It's like apples and oranges. Stop being fanny with your system helmet and your comms. 😂 Are u a police men? Real fanny to be 24/7 reachable. A system helmet is not good for the noise isolation. Comms are not good for the noise isolation and the concentration. Maybe a nice helmet for fanny summer riders or in the city. On the highway is a full faced helmet better. My new scorpio exo r1 is 1500g. Windsound from this one is like if you are sitting in a car.
@klaasvandrunen3098 I have a RPHA 70 carbon. Quietest helmet I own, over the C5, Klim Krios Pro, and the a GT Air 2. With a comms unit, it's coming in at 98DB and weighs 1530g. And it's about £300, half the cost of every other helmet. My initial point was, don't be moaning at the weight of a helmet. Anything under 1800g is perfectly fine. If you moan, you clearly have a woman's neck.
@@Inked_CR I have a regulaire RPHA 70. It was my favorite for about 3 years. Then i buyed the scorpion exo r1. The scorpion is much and much better with the sound isolation. Plus the price is a lot lower then the newer RPHA also the parts have a lower price. The RPHA 70 have the best ventilation. Scorpion on upper head have only for ventilation open or close. More ventilation more noise. I have wear the 70 so much that even my older RPHA 10 plus carbon is better. Yes my neck is very fine. I do the licking thing from out of my tongue muscles.
oh boy, I don't like that vid at all. it's too stiff and the picture quality is really awful. creepy look out of the helmet , sitting on the bike like scarecrow. above all english language is never mumbled, like they do in spanish or dutch. // the RPHA1 definitely derserves a better, more enthusiastic and inspiring presentation.
Great review. I purchased the RPHA 11 Pro Carbon from you guys a few months back as an upgrade and more subtle presentation than my RPHA 11 Pro Venom helmet. It is subdued, and super slippery. One of the most comfortable helmets that I have ever owned.
In comparison I have the RF 1400 Shoei, and honestly, it doesn’t compared.
It was a great purchase and a great deal. Definitely looking into purchasing the RPHA 1 as well!
Which is quieter, the rpha11 or the rf1400?
@@jamesasanon5281 my bike's exhaust system is not loud, so my noise level is by the wind noise, in which the rpha 11 is very good at. 80kmh with no wind whistling
It’s amazing to have such a great review, thanks !
Testing racing helmets on GS 😀😀😀😀😀
What a great review! How long does shipping to the USA take if I order form your website?
Thank you for this extended review! Do you do price matching?
Hi Emir, yes we do! We offer the lowest price guarantee on our website www.championhelmets.com and we also offer nice bundle deals.
Good explanation nice video. Are they going to release a carbon version of the Rpha 1
that was an awesome video can you please make a video about the airoh gp550s because I don't know which one to get the rpha 11 or the gp550s
Great review, just the one I needed! Question, is there any buffeting with the Rpha 1when riding?? I have the Rpha 11 and it can get pretty bad.
I ended up buying the helmet. For anyone wondering, this helmet is veryyy quiet!
@@zechb756im torn between this and the scorpion exo r1 air, but now that i know this helmet is quiet too i might get it. is it pretty light?
@@devon5078 I was also thinking about getting the EXO R1 but some of the reviews about the quality/ loudness turned me away from it. I can say that between my HJC RPHA 11 vs RPHA N1. The N1 is much quieter. As far as weight goes I honestly don't notice the difference between the two.
@@zechb756 interesting, ive actually heard that one of the strongsuits of the r1 air is how quiet it is, only thing throwing me off from the 1n is the price its $150 more but i’ll absolutely take your word for it
@@devon5078 I own the r1 air and I love it, for me it's comfortable and wind noise is not so bad for a racing helmet. Saftey was my main concern when I bought it a year ago, and thankfully no mishaps yet but it is 5 star rated as far as I know.
Very informative review! Thanks!
Very informative review! I have a quick question. Why do you rate carbon over fiberglass?
Thank you Joost! Carbon is more lightweight and a stronger material. Less material is needed to reach the same strength and therefor it earns more stars!
Nice review,are all the helmets glasses friendly?
This guy couldn't sound any less exciting
I Pre-orderd the RPHA 1 on your website but im a bit nervous about the fit. Do you think the cheek pads will be less tight after wearing it for a while?
you better test fit 1st rather than buy it from online just because they put the size of the heads means it fit good.. my friend and mine got a xl and xxl we ride and track it he has problem using it for long while mine good still is a snug fit so the solution he change the liner to xxl problem solve
Please review hjc i100
Great review
Just to be clear, the RPHA 1 is FIM certified and the RPHA 11 is not FIM Certified? Thanks in advance! Nice review by the way
Thank you Tarik, and yes that is correct!
@@Championhelmets FIM certification is only needed for the highest world championship level race series not for club level racing and the UK even has its own ACU Gold certification which the RPHA 11 is certified for...
I use hjc rpha 11 S size so the same size rpha 1 for me?
Good video. What sharp score did the rpha 1 get?
Thank you! They did not test the RPHA1 yet, but the RPHA 11 had 3 out of 5 stars.
How would you compare the sizing of these two helmets ?
Hi Floris, HJC kept the same sizing. So if you have a size M for the RPHA 11, you will need an M for the RPHA 1. But the cheek pads en Liner are thinner on the RPHA 1 compared to the RPHA 11.
Great review! Can both helmets be used for sport touring or only for racing?
Thank you Martijn. Both helmets are focused on racing but they are excellent for sport touring aswell.
I have two RPHA 11 Pro helmets and I use them for sport riding, not racing. They are super comfortable over long distance and time in the saddle. I think using the RPHA 11 as a sport/tourer is the natural function of this helmet. Now, on the other hand, the RPHA 1 looks to be more track focused.
Thank for the information. My head size is 56cm / 57cm, do you recommend an S or an M for the RPHA 11?
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@@diegopiguillen7410 thanks bro
Heavy helmets, the RPHA 10 plus carbon is 1250 grams.
I have a Schuberth C5 with Comms, which is near on 1800g. Stop being a fanny if you rethink anything under 1600g is heavy.
@@Inked_CR It's like apples and oranges. Stop being fanny with your system helmet and your comms. 😂 Are u a police men? Real fanny to be 24/7 reachable. A system helmet is not good for the noise isolation. Comms are not good for the noise isolation and the concentration. Maybe a nice helmet for fanny summer riders or in the city. On the highway is a full faced helmet better. My new scorpio exo r1 is 1500g. Windsound from this one is like if you are sitting in a car.
@klaasvandrunen3098 I have a RPHA 70 carbon. Quietest helmet I own, over the C5, Klim Krios Pro, and the a GT Air 2. With a comms unit, it's coming in at 98DB and weighs 1530g. And it's about £300, half the cost of every other helmet.
My initial point was, don't be moaning at the weight of a helmet. Anything under 1800g is perfectly fine. If you moan, you clearly have a woman's neck.
@@Inked_CR I have a regulaire RPHA 70. It was my favorite for about 3 years. Then i buyed the scorpion exo r1. The scorpion is much and much better with the sound isolation. Plus the price is a lot lower then the newer RPHA also the parts have a lower price. The RPHA 70 have the best ventilation. Scorpion on upper head have only for ventilation open or close. More ventilation more noise. I have wear the 70 so much that even my older RPHA 10 plus carbon is better. Yes my neck is very fine. I do the licking thing from out of my tongue muscles.
@klaasvandrunen3098 I have the Scorpion as well. It is absolutely dog shit. Flimsy visor, very loud. Feels cheap. You get what you pay for.
oh boy, I don't like that vid at all. it's too stiff and the picture quality is really awful. creepy look out of the helmet , sitting on the bike like scarecrow. above all english language is never mumbled, like they do in spanish or dutch. // the RPHA1 definitely derserves a better, more enthusiastic and inspiring presentation.