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*Street Helmets are a tighter fit due to cheekpad compression, however, they do pack out over time/use.
How to Measure
When measuring your head, use a cloth tape. Start it just above your eyebrows and circle it around the thickest point in the rear of your head and then reference the size guide below.
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| Size | US Hat Size | Inches | Centimeters |
| X-Small | 6 5/8 - 6 3/4 | 20 7/8 - 21 1/8 | 53 - 54 |
| Small | 6 7/8 - 7 | 21 5/8 - 21 7/8 | 55 - 56 |
| Medium | 7 1/8 - 7 1/4 | 22 1/2 - 22 5/8 | 57 - 58 |
| Large | 7 3/8 - 7 1/2 | 23 1/4 - 23 1/2 | 59 - 60 |
| X-Large | 7 5/8 - 7 3/4 | 24 - 24 1/4 | 61 - 62 |
| 2X-Large | 8 | 24 3/4 - 25 | 63 - 64 |
| 3X-Large | 8 3/4 | 25 1/4 - 25 3/4 | 64 - 65 |
| 4X-Large | 9 | 26 - 26 1/4 | 66 - 67 |
| Youth Small | 6 | 18 1/8 - 18 7/8 | 47 - 48 |
| Youth Medium | 6 1/8 - 6 1/4 | 19 1/4 - 19 5/8 | 49 - 50 |
| Youth Large | 6 3/8 - 6 1/2 | 20 - 20 1/2 | 51 - 52 |
Pressure Points
When trying on a helmet, take note of any pressure points on your forehead—a sign that the helmet is too round. Pressure points on the sides of your head indicate a helmet is too oval for the shape of your head. After you buy a new helmet, try wearing it for 30 to 45 minutes to check for pressure points before using it on a ride.
Pressure Points
When trying on a helmet, take note of any pressure points on your forehead—a sign that the helmet is too round. Pressure points on the sides of your head indicate a helmet is too oval for the shape of your head. After you buy a new helmet, try wearing it for 30 to 45 minutes to check for pressure points before using it on a ride.
Overall rating: 3.4444444 / 5 from 9 reviews.
Review topics: ["addition"].
"Works great with the helmet!"
"I really wish they had one that mounted on the mouthpiece. This one you have to tilt the visor all the way down to use it. Other than that it is great."
"Got this mount for my helmet and got 3 uses out of it before it broke in cold weather (-22) out riding. Mount broke at it's thinest point in the middle right after screw. Unfortunately it got tossed before I wrote this review"
"The thread pitch doesn't seem to be the same as the visor screw on my ignite r3l but that's easily fixed. For all the people saying you should make it out of metal you guys need to think through the ramifications of adding a metal post to the outside of a helmet. As a general rule you never attach anything to a helmet that ISNT going to break when you hit it on something. All the fins and crap on street helmets are the same way they're all engineered to break on impact."
"Good item. Shipping way to extensive.."
"Very easy to install and works great for recording all the action."
"I reviewed this once, but apparently I was too harsh, because they did not publish my review. The bottom line is that this mount is far too fragile, and breaks. I lost two go pro cameras this season because the mount broke. Not tethering the camera is on me, but the mount is plastic and should be some type of metal. I broke two of these things by just applying a small amount of force to align it to the helmet properly. I like the idea, but went to a sticky mount with tether until they make this out of metal."
"Good product. Company backed their product"
"Mounts fit nice, but break very easily. Should be made of more durable material, such as aluminum. I would pay extra for better quality. Broken 5 of these mounts and lost 1 GoPro due to breakage."
