I'm all but certain you've seen my Kali Invader. If not you're welcome to check it out - the new V2 with the adjustable head cradle in the back fits WAY better than the original. It's pretty light, well ventilated, and works well with glasses. It almost doesn't feel like a "real" full face (too light & open) and I swap it out for a heavier weight (DH rated) full face when I'm riding fast/really gnarly stuff or bike park. They have a "lifetime replacement guarantee" as well, which I haven't used (and have no idea if they'd have stock if I had need to use it) - but it's a nice touch.
A few years back I decided that most of my crashes come on "nothing" - so I decided that I'd commit to wearing elbow and knee protection more regularly. A lightweight/breathable fullface helps extend that commitment. (I also have a Hafclip that I've not yet tried - seems an ideal solution for fire road climbs)
Jan. 12, 2022, 11:48 a.m. - khai
I'm all but certain you've seen my Kali Invader. If not you're welcome to check it out - the new V2 with the adjustable head cradle in the back fits WAY better than the original. It's pretty light, well ventilated, and works well with glasses. It almost doesn't feel like a "real" full face (too light & open) and I swap it out for a heavier weight (DH rated) full face when I'm riding fast/really gnarly stuff or bike park. They have a "lifetime replacement guarantee" as well, which I haven't used (and have no idea if they'd have stock if I had need to use it) - but it's a nice touch. A few years back I decided that most of my crashes come on "nothing" - so I decided that I'd commit to wearing elbow and knee protection more regularly. A lightweight/breathable fullface helps extend that commitment. (I also have a Hafclip that I've not yet tried - seems an ideal solution for fire road climbs)