I run a Leatt Enduro 4.0 v21, and only remove the chinbar if I'm riding with the kids so they can hear me a little better. It's light, it's very well ventilated, it's very comfortable. I'm aggressive enough even on my xc rides that I eat it pretty badly. Saw mentions above about by the time the face needs protection, the body takes too long to heal to ride like that. I have to respectfully disagree with that sentiment. I've whacked my face off a tree just goofing off in the backyard at low speed. Rang my bell hard enough that I'd rather sacrifice any other part of my body than my head/face/eyes/jaw.
Jan. 12, 2022, 6:34 a.m. - delta5
I run a Leatt Enduro 4.0 v21, and only remove the chinbar if I'm riding with the kids so they can hear me a little better. It's light, it's very well ventilated, it's very comfortable. I'm aggressive enough even on my xc rides that I eat it pretty badly. Saw mentions above about by the time the face needs protection, the body takes too long to heal to ride like that. I have to respectfully disagree with that sentiment. I've whacked my face off a tree just goofing off in the backyard at low speed. Rang my bell hard enough that I'd rather sacrifice any other part of my body than my head/face/eyes/jaw.