Bell Broozer Helmet

Finally! I apparently have a very long oval head. I've tried Scorpion Exo covert, nice helmet, but too round (not oval, so there were pressure points on my forehead and back of my head). Then HJC i20. HJC helmets tend to be longer oval than Scorpion, I've tried several, but just not enough in this case. I actually had given up hope on finding a helmet with removable chin bar for my watermelon head, but just happened to try on a Bell Qualifier (full face) 2xl, and it fit well. I didn't need another full face helmet, but the the fact that it fit well gave me hope, so I tried the Broozer. Hallelujah! (Though Bell Pit Boss did not fit, even if I went up another size, hot spots at the forehead and back of head) It's not the quietest helmet around, owed in part by the removable chin bar, and the affordable price point, but it's very comfortable. I LOVE the quick release chin strap. The chin bar releases easily, but is solidify mounted when on. This seller includes 2 visors, one clear, one smoke tint, which are pretty easy to swap out. The visor does a good job of protecting the eyes when the chin strap is removed, just a little wind sneaks past depending on which direction you're looking, but not much comes up from under the visor. There's also enough room to wear glasses/sunglasses under the visor. Ventilation is good, one vent on the chin bar, another atop the helmet, and obviously with the chin bar off (the whole point for me wanting this helmet) it's great for hot days, or if you want to be able to eat/drink/scratch your chin/nose without removing your helmet. Also, go with THIS seller, I tried one other one here on Amazon, and they sent me this helmet in a Harley Davidson box, missing labels, manual, 1 visor. Obviously they sent a used helmet claiming it as new. I don't know if any bluetooth radios would fit, they'd have to be very small, I have another (gigantic) modular HJC helmet with it already, so I didn't even try with this one. Overall, I love the versatility of this helmet, looks great, comfortable, especially if you have a very long oval head. This is the best fit I've found. Hope this helps! Happy riding!

I was a bit skeptical because of the round shape portion in the back. However it looks great! Definitely will say I’ll never use it in the Three-quarter setting due to it looking really dorky but it’s nice to have that option. The helmet is extremely lightweight and because the visor is internal the helmet sits closer to your face making it feel like there’s nothing there; visibility is definitely great! I took it on the freeway did about 105 to 110 mph and there was some vibration just like most helmets at that speed but nothing too crazy. It’s not super quiet but good enough for me. My only real complaint is that the visor can’t be moved with just one had you need to use both hands to evenly movie it up and down. I never had a two handed visor before, a bit uncomfortable but not a dealbreaker for me.

I got the helmet today and was impressed with it from the get go. The finish in white is flawless and the design is an attention grabber. It's lightweight compared to a few of my other helmets. The quick release chin strap and face plate release are easy to use. I went out on a cruise right after getting it and rode with it on for about a hundred miles. This is the first helmet that I've owned where the visor didn't fog up at every stop light. It's an airy helmet, there's no chin net which helps with ventilation, there's a top side and a mouth vent which open and close easily with gloves on. I wear a 7 5/8 hat size and typically an x-large helmet, this one fits well at an x-large for me also. I'm extremely happy with this helmet and look forward to putting many miles on it.

Been riding with this for about a year now. I like it for the removable chin bar and the built in visor. My one complaint is that I get a lot of wind noise on the highway. I'm riding a Harley Street Glide with the full fairing and windshield, it shouldn't be this loud! It would be nice if it had deeper pockets to accommodate headsets. I had to compress the foam a bit inside the ear holes to fit my Sena speakers in. That said, It looks nice, is comfortable to wear and is a good helmet for around town. If Bell made a transition visor for it, it would make it 100% better.

Get compliments a lot when wearing this helmet. Gives a top gun vibe or video game vibe for those that play. Don’t want to mention the game name. Having said that, it can feel like it’s choking you when your strap is tight, but you get use to it. Ventilation is good, but there are two vents that are always open on the front mask portion, so be aware of that. Cold rides are felt more, but it helps to clear any fog build up. Moving visor up and down during riding is easy if you just slide up and down using middle of visor and not side tabs. Lastly, at higher speeds I felt my helmet lifting up as wind pushes on the visor and forehead area. I ride without a windscreen on my bike, so I’m sure that’s why. Still, it’s a great helmet with great features.

Great helmet, great price. I like how it comes with the tinted visor and a clear one so you have options. Fits amazing. I love that if I want I can remove the face.

Great helmet that feels nice on the head. It’s very light and vents okay. My only gripes with this helmet are 1: The visor is very hard to use one handed. It’s almost impossible to open with one hand 2: There is quite a lot of wind noise but that was to be expected and I wear earplugs so that isn’t much of an issue. The fit and finish is nice and it looks very nice imo. Definetely recommended if you can live with those (minor) flaws.

You won’t be disappointed!