LS2 Helmets Advant Modular Helmet (Special Matte Silver - Medium)

The value of a modular helmet such as this will benefit many. The ability to roll back the chin visor to a rideable position allows for a working three-quarters helmet. The optical clarity of both the visor and internal sunshield is significant and noticeably good when compared to other helmets. No hotspots. Decent ventilation. Comfortable. Handsome. Fits my round head better than oval-shaped helmets. Price point given the quality is acceptable.

Got this helmet before weekend-long drive, took the risk and don't regret it. Helmet is very comfy, has nice field of view, feels like every light, has good aerodynamics.In box with helmet I got a backpack to safely carry helmet around, pinlock insert and spare visor (dark).I got tiny defect on my main visor and emailed seller about it. Seller instantly sent new visor to replace bad one.Very happy both with helmet and supportive seller. Highly recommend!

I bought this helmet with some reservations, but after just taking it for a ride I really like it. First of all, I ride a a Triumph Rocket 3 GT with a Madstad Windshield providing minimal to slightly moderate wind protection. I have quite a bit of wind around my head. This should indicate where I am coming from with regard to quite. I found the helmet to be relatively quite, by my standards, with both the chin bar down or up and with the windscreen down or up as well.As for size, I originally tried a full face helmet by Shoei in both large and extra large, but the XL was too loose and the large too tight being impossible to get on and off without ripping my ears off. I decided to try the LS2 modular helmet so the chin bar would be out of the way getting the helmet on and off. a good choice as that appears to work for my wider sized head. I was able to stayed with size large, (which I measure on the chart), as I didn't want to get into the XL shell making my head size look ridiculous. Spaceballs I say! I chose the Advant over the Advant-X because the Advant shape is a little more round and more in keeping with my old Schubert M1 which fits. I guess I have a wide head, so I thought the Advant X might be a issue. The fit is good and will be a little better after a break in period. I now have the best of both worlds for my riding style... open face or full face. The chin bar on the back side of the helmet is a great feature, not sticking up, as I prefer to ride open face style with just the shield down most of the time. The chin bar action is very smooth and easy to perform on a ride. The large viewing area of the shield is way better than most full face helmet...another plus. All in all a good choice for me...I hope this helps someone with their choice.

This is a great helmet and I love the way it swings back 180°. I’ve tested that at 70 miles an hour in the three-quarter mode and it’s perfect. The cheek pads are pretty darn tight and they need to be broken in. The company states that they’ll work with you on the cheek pads if you find them unbearable. I can recommend this helmet. If you buy the “Noir” version, they’ll throw in a free smoke visor in addition to the clear one.

It's an LS2, so you get some wind noise. It is an otherwise comfortable helmet. This is my first modular helmet, and I love the convenience of it.

Coming from an AGV and previously having owned an Arai, I would say the build quality is very similar and the ability to ride full face or 3/4 at the push of a button is very nice. I did order a size too small and I had hoped that it would break in over time but it is still too snug for me. That is my only complaint, just make sure you order the correct size.

I love the feature of it as an open faced helmet with out the drag of a conventional modular helmet . Chin protection goes all the way behind the helmet to reduce wind drag.

Do not buy this helmet. I had it for less than a month. Hit the ground at about 35mph.Well the modular bit took the initial impact but CAME OPEN and the rebound hit to the pavement knocked out three teeth.I'm down 7k in dental work. Screw all modular helmets, never again with these things.