The Arai XD4 is world-renowned for being one of the best ADV touring helmets on the market and one of the few that achieves a Snell safety rating. The XD4 incorporates all of the same great qualities found in Arai s other helmets including the comfort liner and cheek pads that feature 5mm peel-away pads that allow riders to tailor the fit. The shell of the XD4 has also been aerodynamically tuned and, in concert with the removable floating peak visor, funnels air into the redesigned vents, improving overall ventilation and mitigating buffeting at speed.The XD-4 is the helmet of choice for many hardcore ADV enthusiasts and sets an industry standard for comfort, quality and safety.Features: Comfort headliner, with micro fitting 5mm peel away temple pads Fully removable/replaceable/washable Interior: Comfort headliner, Cheek pads, Chinstrap covers Dry-Cool technology keeps you dry and cool for greater comfort FCS (Facial Contour Support) cheek pad design, also with a 5mm peel away micro fit feature Improved shell shape for better aerodynamic stability at higher street speeds Exhaust ports added to the top diffuser vents Chin vent with more intake ports Larger sculpted side cowl vents improve ventilation Snell M2020 approved
The Arai XD4 is world-renowned for being one of the best ADV touring helmets on the market and one of the few that achieves a Snell safety rating. The XD4 incorporates all of the same great qualities found in Arai s other helmets including the comfort liner and cheek pads that feature 5mm peel-away pads that allow riders to tailor the fit. The shell of the XD4 has also been aerodynamically tuned and, in concert with the removable floating peak visor, funnels air into the redesigned vents, improving overall ventilation and mitigating buffeting at speed.The XD-4 is the helmet of choice for many hardcore ADV enthusiasts and sets an industry standard for comfort, quality and safety.Features: Comfort headliner, with micro fitting 5mm peel away temple pads Fully removable/replaceable/washable Interior: Comfort headliner, Cheek pads, Chinstrap covers Dry-Cool technology keeps you dry and cool for greater comfort FCS (Facial Contour Support) cheek pad design, also with a 5mm peel away micro fit feature Improved shell shape for better aerodynamic stability at higher street speeds Exhaust ports added to the top diffuser vents Chin vent with more intake ports Larger sculpted side cowl vents improve ventilation Snell M2020 approved
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Arai EC XD-4 Vision Adventure Helmet White Frost
The Arai XD4 is world-renowned for being one of the best ADV touring helmets on the market and one of the few that achieves a Snell safety rating. The XD4 incorporates all of the same great qualities found in Arai s other helmets including the comfort liner and cheek pads that feature 5mm peel-away pads that allow riders to tailor the fit. The shell of the XD4 has also been aerodynamically tuned and, in concert with the removable floating peak visor, funnels air into the redesigned vents, improving overall ventilation and mitigating buffeting at speed.The XD-4 is the helmet of choice for many hardcore ADV enthusiasts and sets an industry standard for comfort, quality and safety.Features: Comfort headliner, with micro fitting 5mm peel away temple pads Fully removable/replaceable/washable Interior: Comfort headliner, Cheek pads, Chinstrap covers Dry-Cool technology keeps you dry and cool for greater comfort FCS (Facial Contour Support) cheek pad design, also with a 5mm peel away micro fit feature Improved shell shape for better aerodynamic stability at higher street speeds Exhaust ports added to the top diffuser vents Chin vent with more intake ports Larger sculpted side cowl vents improve ventilation Snell M2020 approved
The Arai XD4 is world-renowned for being one of the best ADV touring helmets on the market and one of the few that achieves a Snell safety rating. The XD4 incorporates all of the same great qualities found in Arai s other helmets including the comfort liner and cheek pads that feature 5mm peel-away pads that allow riders to tailor the fit. The shell of the XD4 has also been aerodynamically tuned and, in concert with the removable floating peak visor, funnels air into the redesigned vents, improving overall ventilation and mitigating buffeting at speed.The XD-4 is the helmet of choice for many hardcore ADV enthusiasts and sets an industry standard for comfort, quality and safety.Features: Comfort headliner, with micro fitting 5mm peel away temple pads Fully removable/replaceable/washable Interior: Comfort headliner, Cheek pads, Chinstrap covers Dry-Cool technology keeps you dry and cool for greater comfort FCS (Facial Contour Support) cheek pad design, also with a 5mm peel away micro fit feature Improved shell shape for better aerodynamic stability at higher street speeds Exhaust ports added to the top diffuser vents Chin vent with more intake ports Larger sculpted side cowl vents improve ventilation Snell M2020 approved
Last updated at 21/10/2024 02:54:39
originally posted on revzilla.com
An incredible helmet! Great air flow, very comfortable, awesome wide field of view, you can easily fit goggles under the shield (even fully shut/locked). Noise levels are not that bad around town, but extended periods on the highway, earplugs would be very helpful to keep you from getting beat down and tired by wind noise. I have logged about 700+ miles in the first week of owning this helmet, and even in the late June 103-107 degree Arizona mid afternoon heat, there is no issues with this helmet being hot. My Arai is the XD-4 Vision Frost Red and is primarily a white helmet, so that may be helping out too. The peak visor works really well to keep your face shaded and has zero lift or pull from side to side while turning your head at any speed. I am using the Sena ... MoreAn incredible helmet! Great air flow, very comfortable, awesome wide field of view, you can easily fit goggles under the shield (even fully shut/locked). Noise levels are not that bad around town, but extended periods on the highway, earplugs would be very helpful to keep you from getting beat down and tired by wind noise. I have logged about 700+ miles in the first week of owning this helmet, and even in the late June 103-107 degree Arizona mid afternoon heat, there is no issues with this helmet being hot. My Arai is the XD-4 Vision Frost Red and is primarily a white helmet, so that may be helping out too. The peak visor works really well to keep your face shaded and has zero lift or pull from side to side while turning your head at any speed. I am using the Sena 10c Pro Bluetooth communications and camera set up, it was a tight fit for the speakers, but it is doable. Also, I would use the low profile stick-on Camera/Comms mount and not the helmet clamp mount. The clamp mount is just a little too bulky and the clamp bolts are uncomfortably close to your face/forehead as you put the helmet on or take it off. Overall, this is probably the best helmet in this category. I am actually thinking of picking up a second in the Hi-Viz Yellow color I like this Vision Frost Red so much.
originally posted on rockymountainatvmc.com
Nicest helmet I've ever owned. The fit is perfect (and adjustable) plus replacement pads are easy to get. Quality and finish are spot onI first tried a Klim Krios Pro as I was attracted to the modern features like the novel and functional chin strap. I hated to say goodbye to those cutting edge features, but the fit wasn't right for my head shape. I have a long- intermediate head shape and the Krios Pro was just too round to fit me comfortably. I took advantage of Rocky Mountains easy exchange policy (don't ride your bike with it) and fell in love with the fit and finish of the Arai XD-4. Thanks for reading my honest review. I hope it helps someone else make their right choice at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC.
originally posted on revzilla.com
SIzing-I used the Arai sizing charts, then compared it to the hat/beret size I used for a few decades in the military (7 1/8) and ordered a Medium, and it was a perfect fit. Just a tiny bit snug initially, but after the first few hours of wearing it became an extremely comfortable fit. Not sure if the helps, but I also wear a medium in Shoei and Shuberth helmets tooComfort/Air Flow-I have only had this helmet about a week and have logged 700+ miles in it, wearing it for up to 3hrs at a time. I am in Arizona, it is the end of June and temperatures are 103-107 by mid afternoon. This helmet flows pretty good air while moving on open roads and hwy speeds. Around town and in stop and go traffic, heck even at stop lights in full sun, I notice no real issues with heat. ... MoreSIzing-I used the Arai sizing charts, then compared it to the hat/beret size I used for a few decades in the military (7 1/8) and ordered a Medium, and it was a perfect fit. Just a tiny bit snug initially, but after the first few hours of wearing it became an extremely comfortable fit. Not sure if the helps, but I also wear a medium in Shoei and Shuberth helmets tooComfort/Air Flow-I have only had this helmet about a week and have logged 700+ miles in it, wearing it for up to 3hrs at a time. I am in Arizona, it is the end of June and temperatures are 103-107 by mid afternoon. This helmet flows pretty good air while moving on open roads and hwy speeds. Around town and in stop and go traffic, heck even at stop lights in full sun, I notice no real issues with heat. All the vents are easy to open and close with gloves on. The helmet does not come with a pin lock shield, but in Arizona it is so dry we done have to much issues with fogging up shields.Noise Levels/Bluetooth Comms-Its an ADV helmet, it is not super quiet, but its not annoyingly loud either. Using ear plugs on long highway days would be smart to not get worn out from the wind noise. Around town with the face shield up it is your typical helmet level noise. I am running the Sena 10c Pro Bluetooth Comms and Camera set up. Its a tight fit to get the speakers in there, but it is doable. I would suggest using the supplied 3M sticky tape low profile helmet mount and not the helmet clamp mount (also supplied). The helmet clamp comes uncomfortably close to your faces you put the helmet on and feels like the little clamp bolts will gouge your forehead and side of your face. The helmet noise while riding is not so bad you cannot listen to music with a bluetooth set up installed. The Sena I am using is more than clear and loud to do so.Visibility-The XD4 has awesome visibility. The shield opening is adequate enough to use motocross googles and still close the face shield completely shut, I use the "100%" Acuri goggles and they fit inside the opening without issues. The Peak Visor is really nice when riding into the sun, provides plenty of shade and offers a small bit of adjustable on the fly by pushing up or down on it, friction fit holds it in place, no need for loosening any thing to adjust.I really like this helmet a lot, so much that I am thinking of picking up a second one in the Hi-Viz solid color.
An incredible helmet! Great air flow, very comfortable, awesome wide field of view, you can easily fit goggles under the shield (even fully shut/locked). Noise levels are not that bad around town, but extended periods on the highway, earplugs would be very helpful to keep you from getting beat down and tired by wind noise. I have logged about 700+ miles in the first week of owning this helmet, and even in the late June 103-107 degree Arizona mid afternoon heat, there is no issues with this helmet being hot. My Arai is the XD-4 Vision Frost Red and is primarily a white helmet, so that may be helping out too. The peak visor works really well to keep your face shaded and has zero lift or pull from side to side while turning your head at any speed. I am using the Sena ... MoreAn incredible helmet! Great air flow, very comfortable, awesome wide field of view, you can easily fit goggles under the shield (even fully shut/locked). Noise levels are not that bad around town, but extended periods on the highway, earplugs would be very helpful to keep you from getting beat down and tired by wind noise. I have logged about 700+ miles in the first week of owning this helmet, and even in the late June 103-107 degree Arizona mid afternoon heat, there is no issues with this helmet being hot. My Arai is the XD-4 Vision Frost Red and is primarily a white helmet, so that may be helping out too. The peak visor works really well to keep your face shaded and has zero lift or pull from side to side while turning your head at any speed. I am using the Sena 10c Pro Bluetooth communications and camera set up, it was a tight fit for the speakers, but it is doable. Also, I would use the low profile stick-on Camera/Comms mount and not the helmet clamp mount. The clamp mount is just a little too bulky and the clamp bolts are uncomfortably close to your face/forehead as you put the helmet on or take it off. Overall, this is probably the best helmet in this category. I am actually thinking of picking up a second in the Hi-Viz Yellow color I like this Vision Frost Red so much.
Nicest helmet I've ever owned. The fit is perfect (and adjustable) plus replacement pads are easy to get. Quality and finish are spot onI first tried a Klim Krios Pro as I was attracted to the modern features like the novel and functional chin strap. I hated to say goodbye to those cutting edge features, but the fit wasn't right for my head shape. I have a long- intermediate head shape and the Krios Pro was just too round to fit me comfortably. I took advantage of Rocky Mountains easy exchange policy (don't ride your bike with it) and fell in love with the fit and finish of the Arai XD-4. Thanks for reading my honest review. I hope it helps someone else make their right choice at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC.
SIzing-I used the Arai sizing charts, then compared it to the hat/beret size I used for a few decades in the military (7 1/8) and ordered a Medium, and it was a perfect fit. Just a tiny bit snug initially, but after the first few hours of wearing it became an extremely comfortable fit. Not sure if the helps, but I also wear a medium in Shoei and Shuberth helmets tooComfort/Air Flow-I have only had this helmet about a week and have logged 700+ miles in it, wearing it for up to 3hrs at a time. I am in Arizona, it is the end of June and temperatures are 103-107 by mid afternoon. This helmet flows pretty good air while moving on open roads and hwy speeds. Around town and in stop and go traffic, heck even at stop lights in full sun, I notice no real issues with heat. ... MoreSIzing-I used the Arai sizing charts, then compared it to the hat/beret size I used for a few decades in the military (7 1/8) and ordered a Medium, and it was a perfect fit. Just a tiny bit snug initially, but after the first few hours of wearing it became an extremely comfortable fit. Not sure if the helps, but I also wear a medium in Shoei and Shuberth helmets tooComfort/Air Flow-I have only had this helmet about a week and have logged 700+ miles in it, wearing it for up to 3hrs at a time. I am in Arizona, it is the end of June and temperatures are 103-107 by mid afternoon. This helmet flows pretty good air while moving on open roads and hwy speeds. Around town and in stop and go traffic, heck even at stop lights in full sun, I notice no real issues with heat. All the vents are easy to open and close with gloves on. The helmet does not come with a pin lock shield, but in Arizona it is so dry we done have to much issues with fogging up shields.Noise Levels/Bluetooth Comms-Its an ADV helmet, it is not super quiet, but its not annoyingly loud either. Using ear plugs on long highway days would be smart to not get worn out from the wind noise. Around town with the face shield up it is your typical helmet level noise. I am running the Sena 10c Pro Bluetooth Comms and Camera set up. Its a tight fit to get the speakers in there, but it is doable. I would suggest using the supplied 3M sticky tape low profile helmet mount and not the helmet clamp mount (also supplied). The helmet clamp comes uncomfortably close to your faces you put the helmet on and feels like the little clamp bolts will gouge your forehead and side of your face. The helmet noise while riding is not so bad you cannot listen to music with a bluetooth set up installed. The Sena I am using is more than clear and loud to do so.Visibility-The XD4 has awesome visibility. The shield opening is adequate enough to use motocross googles and still close the face shield completely shut, I use the "100%" Acuri goggles and they fit inside the opening without issues. The Peak Visor is really nice when riding into the sun, provides plenty of shade and offers a small bit of adjustable on the fly by pushing up or down on it, friction fit holds it in place, no need for loosening any thing to adjust.I really like this helmet a lot, so much that I am thinking of picking up a second one in the Hi-Viz solid color.
After buying several other brands in the bast decade or so I finally purchased an Arai XD4 and wow.It is an absolutely beautiful helmet. It fits my head really nice and the feel of it is really comfortable. I heard the strap does feel a bit awkward to loop through, but it is good quality and feel very secure on me. Luckily I did not have to get another foam piece or anything as it fit me right out of the box. There is a bit of wind noise, but I know it is due to the beak. all ADV helmets I have owned in the past have this issue. But I like the beak for the sun and extra protection from root or rain if you just tilt your head down. I can safely say I will be putting this helmet through the paces as I commute every day so at least 5 times a week 60 miles a day. I ... MoreAfter buying several other brands in the bast decade or so I finally purchased an Arai XD4 and wow.It is an absolutely beautiful helmet. It fits my head really nice and the feel of it is really comfortable. I heard the strap does feel a bit awkward to loop through, but it is good quality and feel very secure on me. Luckily I did not have to get another foam piece or anything as it fit me right out of the box. There is a bit of wind noise, but I know it is due to the beak. all ADV helmets I have owned in the past have this issue. But I like the beak for the sun and extra protection from root or rain if you just tilt your head down. I can safely say I will be putting this helmet through the paces as I commute every day so at least 5 times a week 60 miles a day. I have not hooked up my communication device or earphones in it. I want to enjoy the purity of it for a while. It is a joy to put on every day. The graphics are slick and of super high quality. If you are in the market for a solid helmet like this go for it.
Absolutely loved this helmet. Wore it for about 4500 miles. Great airflow, super comfortable, quality second to none. Crash tested it after hitting a deer at 45mph and going down hard on my left side. Helmet completely protected my head as I slid face down head first up the road. The visor broke off and didn't jerk my neck as well as one of the vents. I walked away with zero head injuries because of this helmet. Just a fractured wrist and pelvis. Thank you for potentially saving my life Arai.
Long time Arai user. Very pleased with the XD-4. Shape is intermediate oval and fits my head shape well. Peeled away the 5mm cheek pads to make it a little more comfortable.Had a Schuberth E1 for a while and I liked the bells and whistles but wasn?t as comfortable.The XD-4 lacks many of the features of the Schuberth but makes up for them in comfort and practicality IMO.Lots of ventilation and field of view is very wide. Noise without earplugs is somewhat loud but with earplugs in, is very good.Mine has a Sena 20s mounted which is easy to install and doesn?t budge.I recommend you get the anti-fog lens. It works very well and I haven?t had any fogging issues. From what I have read online, the pin-lock lens is not as effective given the curvature of the lens. I do ... MoreLong time Arai user. Very pleased with the XD-4. Shape is intermediate oval and fits my head shape well. Peeled away the 5mm cheek pads to make it a little more comfortable.Had a Schuberth E1 for a while and I liked the bells and whistles but wasn?t as comfortable.The XD-4 lacks many of the features of the Schuberth but makes up for them in comfort and practicality IMO.Lots of ventilation and field of view is very wide. Noise without earplugs is somewhat loud but with earplugs in, is very good.Mine has a Sena 20s mounted which is easy to install and doesn?t budge.I recommend you get the anti-fog lens. It works very well and I haven?t had any fogging issues. From what I have read online, the pin-lock lens is not as effective given the curvature of the lens. I do not have experience with the pin-lock lens on this helmet though, only on other Arai helmets.
I guess I have an Arai head. This one fits me perfectly. No pressure points, no excess movement while on the bike. Pretty large view port...allows for good periperhal vision in traffic. Visor doesn't seem overly affected by wind....I might notice it more if more of my riding was on the interstate. I swapped in a dark tint visor. Swapping visors is not that hard, but it takes a little time. Try not to do it on the road...you might lose the small parts. I really like that the interior pads all come out for cleaning. I'm not sure how to best care for the Matte/Frost finish. It's expensive, but worth it I think.
This is my first dualsport helmet. After reading a lot of online reviews I boThis is my first dualsport helmet. After reading a lot of online reviews I bought the XD-4 Vision graphic to wear while riding my 2018 Ural GearUp and wanting to ride some fire roads or driveable trails. I have an RX-Q and a CT-Z both bought from Revzilla so familiar with Arai helmets. The XD-4 helmet is very comfortable and the view out of this helmet is excellent. The finish is top notch and the helmet is beautiful. It’s a flat finish which I wasn’t sure about but it matches the Ural’s factory urban camo paint perfectly.One thing I noticed is the shape of the shield distorts the view in front of me moreso than any street helmet I’ve owned. It feels ackward but its acceptable. The ... MoreThis is my first dualsport helmet. After reading a lot of online reviews I boThis is my first dualsport helmet. After reading a lot of online reviews I bought the XD-4 Vision graphic to wear while riding my 2018 Ural GearUp and wanting to ride some fire roads or driveable trails. I have an RX-Q and a CT-Z both bought from Revzilla so familiar with Arai helmets. The XD-4 helmet is very comfortable and the view out of this helmet is excellent. The finish is top notch and the helmet is beautiful. It’s a flat finish which I wasn’t sure about but it matches the Ural’s factory urban camo paint perfectly.One thing I noticed is the shape of the shield distorts the view in front of me moreso than any street helmet I’ve owned. It feels ackward but its acceptable. The ventilation in this helmet is excellent. I’ve already ridden in 90 degree weather and while the air was hot I was getting a lot of flow thru the helmet. I think it’s the design of the exhaust vents that’s so efficient that its drawing a lot of air out the back of the helmet. The noise isn’t noticeably louder than my other Arai helmets or the Shoei Neotec with the top vent open.Have mixed feelings about the sun visor. Not sure how much sun it shades from my face and it does drag a little in certain situations at highway speeds. Would say its good for this style of helmet and maybe more functional for dual sport riding.The fit of the helmet is interesting. I have round oval head so the CT-Z and Neotec fit me very well. The XD-4 seems more round than what I was expecting. I’m between an XL and 2XL in Arai helmets so I go with the larger size. The XD-4 fits me just about right front to back but the sides are definitely a little looser fitting. Judging by the way my helmet fits I’d say this is better for people with rounder heads. Wasn’t expecting this according to reviews. The cheekpads are snug but not nearly as much as the RX-Q. The padding around the bottom of the helmet around the back of my head was noticeably firmer than my other Arai helmets. As the helmet is breaking in it feels very comfortable. The material and finish quality are just so high I really love Arai helmets!
This is the most amazing helmet I've ever had and it has probably ruined me in terms of ever buying anything else. Arai has always had an incredible reputation for helmets,and the price usually, unfortunately deters many from the purchase. What I would offer is that making your comfort and safety the number one priority, will compel you to buy a helmet of this quality. The most comfortable, lightest, quietest, helmet on the market in my opinion. I didn't ever think of the helmets weight as being that big of a deal before, until I wore this riding. Fit my head like a glove - without excessive pressure on any points. While riding, it doesn't seem to be something I think about, which is exactly what I want. It's like it isn't there. The multiple vents and options to ... MoreThis is the most amazing helmet I've ever had and it has probably ruined me in terms of ever buying anything else. Arai has always had an incredible reputation for helmets,and the price usually, unfortunately deters many from the purchase. What I would offer is that making your comfort and safety the number one priority, will compel you to buy a helmet of this quality. The most comfortable, lightest, quietest, helmet on the market in my opinion. I didn't ever think of the helmets weight as being that big of a deal before, until I wore this riding. Fit my head like a glove - without excessive pressure on any points. While riding, it doesn't seem to be something I think about, which is exactly what I want. It's like it isn't there. The multiple vents and options to open and close, keep my head at just the right temperature. The removable inner lining to wash after riding in hot dirty conditions, keep it from smelling like a football locker room in October. I would say that I'm bummed that the pinlock for this helmet doesn't really work, even though it's offered. The visor has just too many compound curves to allow the lense mate properly to the visor. However, with the venting of the helmet, fogging doesn't seem to be a problem so far.
I bought this helmet specifically for dual sport riding. I have a Triumph Tiger 800 xcx. My other street helmet is Shoei 1200. Recently I rode a 1700 mile trip with a group and used the sena 20s evo, so I feel good about a complete review. First off I like the style compared to others and received a few comments about how nice the helmet looked. Ok likes and dislikes:Pros: helmet fits true, I have a 7 1/4" hat size and large fits really nice. The vision area is really wide and comfortable. I think this is for googles but I hadn't tried that for Dusty off road yet. Haha I'm usually out front. The vents work really well once you figure out how to open and close them while riding. The top 2 vent buttons are a little hard to push to open and close, but it took getting ... MoreI bought this helmet specifically for dual sport riding. I have a Triumph Tiger 800 xcx. My other street helmet is Shoei 1200. Recently I rode a 1700 mile trip with a group and used the sena 20s evo, so I feel good about a complete review. First off I like the style compared to others and received a few comments about how nice the helmet looked. Ok likes and dislikes:Pros: helmet fits true, I have a 7 1/4" hat size and large fits really nice. The vision area is really wide and comfortable. I think this is for googles but I hadn't tried that for Dusty off road yet. Haha I'm usually out front. The vents work really well once you figure out how to open and close them while riding. The top 2 vent buttons are a little hard to push to open and close, but it took getting used to with gloves on. You can feel the air move on the top of your head, which is nice when it's +90 outside. The one real reason I bought a dual sport helmet was the bill. Normally with my shoei 1200 i have a smoke visor and sunglasses for bright day riding. I was worried about a dark visor in case we did some night riding, the bill shades the clear visor perfect and I never felt like it was too bright. Also I did not notice any drag at speeds up to 70 even turning my head around. I was really surprised at +90/mph if I kept my head straight the helmet was very aerodynamic and did not have that much pressure on my head. the big surprise was the bill; no vibration, no chatter, just smooth. Arai did their homework on this. weight is always an issue and this helmet is not the lightest on the market (Klim has a carbon fiber helmet, but the fit was way off and venting was really bad) but the XD4 was still lighter than other helmets out there. While installing the Sena, one very nice touch are all of the removable pads and customization that can be done. I left mine stock, as it fits really good out of the box. Overall the helmet feels good.Cons: the visor cannot be opened just a little, due to the shape of the visor it lines up with your line of site, which is kind of annoying. You get used to all open or closed. This could be fixed by Aria by adding a notch to the visor screw. At speed or with wind the Sena has static due to no closure panel at the chin. Also the Sena is mounted further back because of the wide opening. This isn't really a complaint about the helemt, but if you plan on using a Sena be aware of the expectations.Overall: Yes this is an expensive helmet. I feel like my head is worth it and I'm willing to shell out a little extra. I think back to the Bell helmet slogan "if you have a $10 head, wear a $10 helmet." Speaking of other helemts, I tried on a lot of helmets for fit and Aria nailed it just right for me. After putting on a few thousand miles so far with this helmet, I'm happy with my choice.
