On the positive side,
size is just right to fit in the top case, the ventilation is good I can say, and the visor does not fog up.
Negatives,
From the 2nd month, the plastic piece that opens and closes the ventilation at the top of the helmet came off and got lost, as it was never found anywhere.
In the 3rd month, the sealing rubber started to come off, it was glued back by the dealer, and after a month it came off again, so I glued it myself, and we'll see.
Conclusion, absolutely no comparison to the Nolan I had before, and maybe even worse than cheaper helmets.
Definitely not VFM.
I will never buy Nolan again..

The old one I had, same category, same company... From 2005, 10 times better... with this on a Yamaha R6. After 180 you can't even turn to see your mirror... too much noise, very bad aerodynamics, I can barely hold on to the bike at 290....

Tragic... it's only good for a scooter

I mainly use it for out-of-town rides on a small displacement motorcycle. If there is wind and you have some speed (70km and above), there is a little noise. The sun protection membrane is excellent and useful. Additionally, I would like it to have a better case with a large strap for carrying it with you on foot. I believe the quality-to-price ratio is good.

For the money, it is the best choice after a lot of searching. There is no space for intercom, but it doesn't bother much when I put it on. It makes noise after 100-120 to the point where you can't hear well. It doesn't have a chin curtain, and that's why air comes in from there. The visor is very loose and closes by itself after 70-80. It's not a bad choice for the price, I just unfortunately come from a Shoei GT Air 2

Nice helmet. However, the visor scratches very quickly, just like the helmet itself. Also, as many say, it's true... it makes a lot of noise.
On the positive side: because it is white, your head doesn't get hot from the heat while wearing it.

Purchased for short trips with the scooter and speeds around 120 to 130 km. At these kilometers, of course, it has quite a bit of noise but what do you expect in this price range? Here, arai costs 600 euros and is quite noisy. A decent helmet with good quality materials and the latest European safety specifications. With a sun visor that has been very helpful to me, nice matte black color and easy microlock fastening. One of the best out there in terms of price and safety, always considering the money you have available.

I do not recommend it for out of town use. After 90, it has a lot of noise. However, for its price, YES, it is decent.

Good construction quality. Ideal for low and medium speeds. Considerable noise above 80 km/h. Difficult at 120 km/h. Not recommended after 140 km/h due to some aerodynamic instability caused by the soft inner lining: it has nothing to do with a wrong helmet size or the aerodynamics of a possible windscreen. However, it is generally a user-friendly helmet with excellent visibility, ideal for city and rural roads. Let's forget about it on the highway... Experience as a rider for 51 years.

Good value for money. A helmet that meets the latest European safety regulations ece 22.06.