Does this helmet meet DOT requirements for road/off road?
290666
Look at the specs. Only thing I can say about it is that it's a gigantic helmet. You'll feel a bit 'special' wearing it.
290667
I don't believe so. It's not a motorcycle helmet. It does, however, offer better protection than a standard bicycle helmet.
1626527
That depends on your Vehicle's windscreen, the speed you are traveling, and how heavy is the rain. If you are in a full airstream your jaw and throat are going to be in the weather. The glasis beads well and the forehead seal works well , nothing leaks onto my forehead. Back of the neck gets wet, I use a neckerchief to make the seal around the neck and absorb the water runoff from the helmet.
142161
If it makes you look like a bubble head you probably ordered the wrong size. Mine fits great. Looks smaller than full-face helmet. I'd want a full coverage if I rode a motorcycle at highway speeds, but I ride a Suzuki 700 ATV on desert trails - usually below 25MPH, so the VCAN works well. Warm enough on cold days, and doesn't overheat me in the summer.
2229102
I'm not sure myself, but you can go to Roadmaster site and you should fine the info you need.
1427282
The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when... » Read More The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. « Show Less
1019654
Has exterior clear visor and tinted visor. Tinted visor can be deployed behind the clear visor or retracted into the helmet.
302122
No issues with volume as I have 2 helmets. My only issue is finding visors other than clear
900068
Check the website. The new helmets are dual certified. The old ones I believe are not. It is a good helmet in my opinion. I've used it for recreational biking and skate. I have a big head so it was hard to find one that would fit. They are legit, have a skate team etc.
882360
Yes. On my end, I didn't have to encounter so much bumps on the road. However, watch out the zipper quality.
1724207
yes they do. But you will need to go to Radiantz's web site. you should also know that the clear lens will get you busted. it is not DOT approved.
2182920
For regular street driving yes but if you plan on going off road make sure you have a regular protective case around your phone. I have a Otter Box case and when inside the holder it's pretty secure and doesnt move. The mount works with springs so you can't lock it in but you should be ok. If your going to race down mountains or X-Games kind of deal I would think twice or secure it with rubber bands .
906622
It can. While I'm riding with the visor down there's no issue at all, but if I leave it down at a stop, it will fog up a bit. For me, this isn't a huge problem.
303127
No it is not. I have a motorcycle as well and I can tell you that this helmet is not designed for that. More for skateboarding and ski/snowboarding.
421778
I Just bought a Protec Classic helmet and the sticker on the inside says that it complies with CPSC safety standards for bicycle helmets for people 5 and up. I hope that answers your question.
542256
yes it has a dtae state. Dont know if meets UK safety laws, but it meets OSHA safety laws.
1737310
I don't know about the applicable DOT regs on this, I bought it because it is a very safe, affordable, useful and convenient way to signal a road hazard.
2282436
Everything is attached to the helmet with Velcro. I had to take the liner out if the helmet to run the wiring inside. The external parts look fairly water resistant, but I do not ride in the rain so I can't say for sure. Hope that helps.