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Bell Bellistic Full Face Helmet

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Bell Bellistic Full Face Helmet
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Average Rating: 5 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 1
RRP: £69.99
Year: 2006

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Description:

Multi-layered fibreglass shell.

EPS foam inner liner.

Adjustable retention harness.

Thick and soft internal padding.

Large eyeport designed for use with Moto-style goggles.

Large colour matched visor.

15 vents circulate air.

Weight: 970g.

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Graeme MacLean

Posted: 17/07/08

'SURPRISINGLY GOOD FOR THE PRICE'

Strengths:
Maybe I have a Bell shaped head (?!) but this is the most comfy helmet I've worn, full face or XC. Took a minor hit without flinching, fortunately I've not had the chance to find out how well it copes with worse abuse...
Doesn't seem to block the view out at all

Weaknesses:
The padding isn't removeable, so I may need to put the whole lid in a bucket to wash the pads. Not massively vented, so gets pretty warm pedalling uphill. A bit heavy. Some of the finishing round the vents is a bit rough.

Overall:
I only paid £30 for it, so I couldn't complain if it was a bit rubbish, but actually, I'd happily pay full price for it.