Lol I use the Met Crossover, with all the stuff on it. I have to be honest that I have it with me, but I don't always put it on. I mean...when I need to have one on I do, like on the tracks and such. And in some occasions it makes you simply feel safer. So in heavy traffic. More and more I start learning to wear the thing. And I liked the METs versions since well...colors and style, and they seem sane enough. With a light in the back. I liked them. And they feel and fit ok.
With people trying to sell you helmets, I often feel like I would be better of without their help. I don't know why, but it seems that they simply sit there, just like the helmets. Helmets are a sensitive thing though, it has to do with taste...I guess, first if they are safe, than the taste comes in...MET helmets look better in a way. I like them.
Hi there - yes I did try them both and at the time didn't notice any difference. Unfortunately I only have the carbon now so I can't do any precise measurements. Sorry I can't give you a difinitive answer.
My Trenta 3k carbon looks good. Unfortunately the padding deteriorated fairly quickly and came apart. I contacted MET and they said that was normal. Haha! I have helmets 20 years old where the padding is still good. I will not buy any MET helmets in the future and can not recommend them. Btw their customer service sucks!
In short, without actually having one in my hands I'd say it was too good to be true. I can't see one that actually claims to be carbon, is the correct weight with the correct number of vents or has the safety features (MIPS air, safe T etc.).
Lol I use the Met Crossover, with all the stuff on it. I have to be honest that I have it with me, but I don't always put it on. I mean...when I need to have one on I do, like on the tracks and such. And in some occasions it makes you simply feel safer. So in heavy traffic. More and more I start learning to wear the thing. And I liked the METs versions since well...colors and style, and they seem sane enough. With a light in the back. I liked them. And they feel and fit ok.
With people trying to sell you helmets, I often feel like I would be better of without their help. I don't know why, but it seems that they simply sit there, just like the helmets. Helmets are a sensitive thing though, it has to do with taste...I guess, first if they are safe, than the taste comes in...MET helmets look better in a way. I like them.
Thanks for creating this vid just ordered a Trenta 3k carbon 😊 😃🚴🏻🥇
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Many thanks for taking the time to comment - it's much appreciated 👍
Great review.….I’m in the market for a new helmet and this Met Trenta looks a perfect !👍🏻👍🏻
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thank you for the great review i enjoyed watching it
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Anecdotally I heard the 3K carbon model is palpably narrower across the width versus the non carbon one.
Did you try both?
Hi there - yes I did try them both and at the time didn't notice any difference. Unfortunately I only have the carbon now so I can't do any precise measurements. Sorry I can't give you a difinitive answer.
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Woukd you say this is less mushroom looking ?
That's always going to be a matter of personal opinion 🤣 - however, I like the look of this helmet. I think it sits well with the shape of my head.
My Trenta 3k carbon looks good. Unfortunately the padding deteriorated fairly quickly and came apart. I contacted MET and they said that was normal. Haha! I have helmets 20 years old where the padding is still good.
I will not buy any MET helmets in the future and can not recommend them.
Btw their customer service sucks!
what do you make of the same helmet on ali express for $20??
In short, without actually having one in my hands I'd say it was too good to be true. I can't see one that actually claims to be carbon, is the correct weight with the correct number of vents or has the safety features (MIPS air, safe T etc.).
Are you willing to take the chance on your life for $20 fake helmet.