I'be been happy with my ixs trigger FF which is lighter than this helmet, but this one looks better ventilated. Nonetheless the trigger is still significantly hotter when climbing than my Smith Forefront 2. I am able to wear glasses with the Trigger which is what I choose for pedaling. I do use goggles if shuttling or riding the lift. I only ride "bike parks" maybe a couple times a year on my trail bike so I don't need a dedicated DH lid. I'm happy to see more companies pushing lightweight trail FF helmets.
Aug. 22, 2022, 12:18 p.m. - cyclotoine
I'be been happy with my ixs trigger FF which is lighter than this helmet, but this one looks better ventilated. Nonetheless the trigger is still significantly hotter when climbing than my Smith Forefront 2. I am able to wear glasses with the Trigger which is what I choose for pedaling. I do use goggles if shuttling or riding the lift. I only ride "bike parks" maybe a couple times a year on my trail bike so I don't need a dedicated DH lid. I'm happy to see more companies pushing lightweight trail FF helmets.