Bought one for my wife (who rides as passenger), she absolutely loves it! Will be buying another one soon for myself.

It delivers all that it claims. I always ride around town with just the sun visor down. However, when on the open road I usually close the face shield and flip down the lower bar. It's amazing how quiet this helmet is. I have not tried any speakers and boom mic yet but that is next. It's a well built helmet and I am perfectly happy with it. My wife has one just like it and she likes hers as well.

Bought it and left on a 1200 mile trip two days later.

Very comfortable helmet. Had Cameron install the J&M headsets from my Nolan N103 in it, and it worked great. Speaker positioning on the ears is great.

I think the helmet is quieter than the Nolan and fits my head shape better. There is ample room in the front of the helmet so that the microphone location is much more comfortable for me. With the Shark the microphone only occasionally brushes against my moustache. No bother at all. With the Nolan the microphone was literally forced up against my lips. I hated that as a) it was uncomfortable and b) I wasn't understandable when talking into the mic.

I do have two issues with the helmet: One was that the lower black trim piece along the bottom of the front of the helmet came loose from the left corner to about 5 inches across the front of the helmet. More of a distraction than anything else. I glued it back to the helmet when I got home. In the helmets defense, I may have pulled it loose as I was trying to get used to the open/close mechanics of the helmet.

The other issue I have is the face shield. On day two of my ride I was in major rain storms pretty much the whole day, and had an occasional drop of water roll down the inside of the face shield. The face shield also requires significant force to open. I talked to Don at WingStuff and we'll be taking the shield off and checking the mechanism to try to correct this.

The best flip hemet I've used, have owned a nolan N102 and a Cymax previously. What I like about this helmet is the snug way it fits around the cheeks, only down side to this helmet is fitting comms, due to the fact that the clamp mounted style of fitting will not work on the Evoline and also the speaker recesses are non existent, you'll need to cut into the foam and recess the speakers for a comfy fit. A small price to pay for such a well designed and well fitting helmet.