Very good, the quality of the materials has decreased compared to the 11

the narrowest and most uncomfortable helmet I have ever bought, although they convinced me that it would soften up and be okay, it doesn't have good visibility or sound insulation either, the K3 was better in sound, imagine

I replaced the rpha 11 with the 12 when the time came; the 11 was a very nice helmet, so replacing it with the next model was done without a second thought. In the 12, however, the visor mechanism has changed and relies on a small plastic piece which, when it breaks, "derails" the visor, causing it to come out of its position and hang loose. The warranty does not cover it as it is considered a consumable; the cost of the visor is €60 and so far 2 visors have broken on me..

Coming from an Rpha 11.... Very good quality helmet and the upgrade was worth it. It is a helmet for supersport. On a scooter it makes noise and that is logical, because it is designed with different aerodynamics, for different use and speeds. Every helmet serves its purpose.

Owner of a Shoei NXR2, I can tell you that the helmet is very good in terms of build quality, its aerodynamics, and it is also very quiet, but above all, it is beautiful. I would buy it again. In the price range of this particular helmet, I think there is no competition

I got the matte black one for 430 from a well-known store in Chalandri, everything is fine, but it still feels tight even though I have worn it quite a bit, it presses on my cheekbones a lot, unnecessarily

The helmet is worth every euro. Anyone who has a supersport motorcycle will appreciate it. It has very good aerodynamics, very good ventilation, relatively quiet—and I say relatively because with the Fazer I was very good in terms of noise, while when I rode a cbf125, which is much slower, I had more noise. Among its good points is the tinted visor, which is given as a gift, plus the pinlock.
One disadvantage is that the visor snaps on but comes off relatively hard, and until it opens the way it does, you think at some point the mechanism will break. Of course, I am careful and open it with both hands. But overall, it is a helmet that fits me very well in size small.

Unfortunately, the helmet is not worth its money. It is considerably heavier and noisier than Suomy and Arai. It has a good and tight fit which helps at high speeds, with the additional positive of the second visor and the pinlock. However, the build quality is poor as after 8 months the snap on the DD-ring strap broke and after a year the guide holding the visor broke as well.

Soundproofing 9/10
Visibility 9/10
Weight 6/10
Quality 10/10

Incredibly high-quality helmet, I tried this, the NXR-2, and the AGV K6S
by far the best quality is the HJC. Very good soundproofing when the visor is closed properly and with the front air vents open. It comes with a pinlock and 2 visors (1 tinted, 1 clear). For anyone who wears glasses, there are grooves for them to pass through, but the NXR was better in this aspect. It hasn't been tested in the summer; I will return for additional feedback then.

I went for this after the Shoei NXR. I regretted it. Good helmet but it doesn't compare to Shoei etc... from the build quality, from the visor... I have changed two anti-fog visors because it keeps fogging up. Even today, the problem hasn't stopped... for this money, I would go for something else... as for noise, you can't call it quiet..