Bell Servo Adult BMX Helmet, Matte Black

Love it. I use it for bike-jorring with my dog. (I wear the helmet, the dog doesn’t have one)
It’s lightweight and sturdy looking.
I thought I was delighted to see a quick-release snap for the chin strap (after 50 years of threading double d-rings.) Then I realized that this plastic buckle is the kind I can’t use for collars on my dog because when she pulls on them , the plastic breaks. So, technically, in a crash, the plastic could snap at the first impact and my noggin would be exposed to any form of mayhem or calamity that might ensue.
Now, maybe this is normal for a biking helmet, since you’re not likely to be traveling at highway speeds like a motorcycle, nor do you have a 400 to 600 pound machine beneath you to roll over you or crush you like a snowmobile or ATV, but still, it seems to somehow diminish slightly it’s level of protection.
I wear it, though, anticipating I will never crash, and reasonable enough to believe it would be 100% effective 99% of the time. Mostly I like the full-face style helmet so it keeps me from smashing my teeth out with the handlebars (or rocks or pavement) and from skinning my chinny chin chin.
So- size: I ordered a medium and received a large. There’s a sizing guide on the site so I know I picked the right size but I guess it was trainee day at the warehouse or maybe it was Friday afternoon, or maybe the computerized pick system is still learning to read the bar codes. It’s a little big, but not way too big. Like I could wear a beany under it (without the whirlygig) but not a stocking cap. A stocking, yes, though I don’t plan to rob any banks or hijack any jets so that would be unnecessary.
p.s. It looks pretty cool if you ask me.

Comfortable

I have been pleased with this helmet so far after wearing it for just over 200 miles. The helmet is marked as a ‘M’ and I would have preferred a ‘L’ since it is a bit tight in the jaw area. This makes for a snug fit but can also make it easy to bite my inner cheek. I imagine this will get better as it breaks in.

I use this for my commuter helmet…yes I know that is not the intended use. Several things brought me to this choice. First, I had an accident many years ago that resulted in my lip between asphalt and braces…lets just say that wasn’t fun, so in an effort to avoid something similar I opted for the chin guard. Second, I ride in a fairly rural area and am prone to riding through clouds of bugs or being passed by fast moving (55-70mph) vehicles with a large number of those being Big Rigs…the road is narrow and I will give credit to most of the drivers being considerate in the space they provide me when passing…however, this doesn’t prevent the occasional rock or debris to be flung at me at high speed; the chin guard helps add additional coverage and protection. I should note that I also wear safety glasses whenever I ride for the same reason. Third and finally I do my morning commute very early in the morning (between 3am and 5am) this puts me out in cooler conditions regularly and the additional coverage is nice to help keep my face warm.

In the attached picture you can see the modifications I made to the helmet when I first got it. Nothing serious just some reflective tape and pin striping to make me more visible.

Overall I would recommend this product. I have taken a few minor spills and it has done well to protect me and remained intact. I’m glad I made this purchase.

Oh…the inside foam liner does come out, though it is a little awkward the first time. It is hand washable and needs to be air dried, but it has held up so far.

Super light weight and you car hear really well out of it. Protected my head when I looped my bike last week

This is the perfect helmet for my mountain biking needs. Solid construction, comfortable, fits perfectly.

This is a great helmet for the money and a super comfortable.