ILM Full Face Motorcycle Helmets for Adult Men and Women DOT Model ILM-313

Man this helmet is great for the price. It's lightweight, but doesn't feel like cheap materials. My head measured at a 58.5cm and the large fit perfect(59-60cm) but I also wear glasses. Glasses fit perfectly inside the helmet and the quick release works well. Many of the plastic components seem to be cheap and 3d printed but the shell seems very high quality. The tinted visor looks sick and isn't incredibly dark but it's definitely dark enough for day time.

Arrived 2 days before, quality seems great and it was a nice fit even with a balaclava on. They have vents that you can open and close, neck warmer has a zip that you can take off. It is comfortable and seems durable for the price. Comes with a tinted and regular shield cover, overall it's worth it and will be using it as my first helmet for my Suzuki Katana. Sorry for the first blurry photo.

This helmet has a lot of things going for it, and some things that hurt it. I bought this helmet as an inexpensive option for commuting. First of, the helmet looks great. stylistic yet simple. From a commuting stand point, it has a lot to offer. Pros: The visor gives you an exceptionally wide, and tall, field of view. Having to look through the porthole is not needed here. Venting is actually quite good, especially for having three forward vents. Low speeds of 15-30 mph provides a decent flow of air to minimize fogging and provide comfort. The chin bar is spacious, almost to a point where it feels like it is too roomy. This allows plenty of room for a mic boom if you use a comms sytem such as a sena. Included in the purchase price is a dark shield, which is actually dark enough to be useful during the day, which means in low light, you better have the clear shield with you because it is too dark. Visor locks click into each position with a positive snap. The chin strap quick release is easy to work with gloves on, but the strap itself has way too much extra material and will need to be trimmed . Cons: The vents do not snap into place. They dont move under speed but they are not reassuring either. The chin vent has two positions and is easy to manipulate with gloves, but the top vents are small and have awkward shaped adjusters that take a little getting used to when wearing gloves. Internal pads could be thicker. Overall quality doesn't feel cheap, but it is not confidence inspiring per se either. It feels exactly like a budget helmet, which unfortunately, is due to minor things that could easily be remedied. Visor lock system feels cheap when changing visors So, its not perfect. I wouldn't expect it to be either. I think, based on its initial impression , it has the opportunity to be a good budget option in a market dominated by expensive helmets. I will update as i wear it if anything changes for the good or bad. Update: The dark visor has sort of a blue tint to it. Not the end of the world but not ideal to me. After riding with it for a month, the helmet was not quite snug enough. I contacted ILM, and they are shipping me a medium sized liner at no cost.That pretty awesome customer service.

You have no idea how stoked I am to finally have found a brand alternative to Speed and Strength. S&S, by a longshot, manufactures the most durable, comfortable, high-quality, well-designed helmets on the market. Problem is, they've gotten more expensive and harder to find (especially in my size). I've pretty much given up on them as my go-to brand. I tried a 1Storm helmet a few months back. I wasn't impressed. Design was awesome, shape of the helmet made me feel like an extraterrestrial riding around my motorcycle. When my last S&S helmet fell apart last Friday, I took a change on this brand and I'm super glad I did. I got the matte black helmet and installed the tinted visor and I have to say, it was so sick I couldn't believe it was only $60. I was so stoked I was doing some ninja moves in my helmet and my dog was looking at me like I had lost my mind. What I like about this helmet: # It's got a quick release strap # It's soft on the inside # It's breathable material; I didn't feel or notice much sweat in my helmet which is impressive for the Arizona heat # It's beautifully designed, I didn't see any imperfections in the helmet design or finish # The tinted visor is REALLY tinted, like black-tinted not that stupid smoke color everyone tries to sell you. You have no idea the difference it makes while driving around in Arizona. Seriously. First, you can not escape the sun. And about half the day, it's only agenda is to try and kill you by blinding you with its death rays. As soon as you drop that tinted visor down, you forget the sun is even there - that's how harmless it feels. You would think that with as dark as the visor is, it would be hard to see. I know it's so strange to say but the clarity of that visor is superb. It's not dark at all from the inside, at least not like you would expect when you see the visor on the outside. It's like looking at everything through some super, super clean sunglasses. # It's just all around a very decent and reasonably priced helmet. What I don't like about the helmet: # Who came up with the zipper idea?! I want to know because it can't be someone that rides a motorcycle. I do not want a zipper around the base of my neck! If I want to cover my neck, I'll just cover it with a jacket or something else. That's not my helmet's job or problem. Just stick to the stuff you got right and get rid of the zipper and I think you'll have people coming back for years. I'm just glad it's discreet but I still have to look at it every time I put my helmet on. Bottom line is: If you only ride occasionally or once in a blue moon, stick to the more expensive helmets - it's better to be safe than sorry until the newer brands are put to the test. You're not very likely to run through them that fast because you don't ride as much. But if you ride every day like me, a simple drop of the helmet from hip-height walking down the hallway at work could impact or ruin its ability to protect you in the future if the material inside expands. Gets expensive so it becomes a bit more practical to choose a reasonably priced helmet because you end up having to buy 1-3 each year if you don't treat them right. Get this helmet. Seriously. You'd be crazy not to sport this around town. Next paycheck, I'll be getting another color. Can't wait.

Alright, well right off the bat, I'm going to start with the one thing that I really didn't like about it, and that it is that switching the visor from clear to tinted was INCREDIBLY FRUSTRATING; it seemed simple, but somehow it ended up taking me about 40 minutes, to the point where I was beginning to think that I had received a faulty visor. The little hooks on the visor itself that go into the helmet's locking mechanism also seemed fragile/flimsy enough that I was worried I might accidentally snap and break the hooks and render the visor completely useless. But, in the end, I finally managed to snap everything into place and get the visor on, and I'm probably never, ever, EVER going to switch it back out to the clear one. This helmet is affordable enough that I think it'd be easier to just buy another helmet and keep the clear visor on that comes already installed. That being said, I really like everything else about the helmet. For one, it looks cool, and that to me was the most important factor in purchasing this, other than my desire to keep my brains inside my skull and working properly for the rest of my pathetic days. I did think the shape of the visor was a little more narrow and aggressive-looking over the GLX helmet that you can find on here, and that's the main reason I bought this ILM helmet over the GLX one, although I'm sure both helmets are good products. Second, this ILM helmet is VERY COMFORTABLE, way more so than the $200-$500 ones I was trying on at my local motorcycle supply store the other day when I was trying to figure out which helmet size I am. Maybe I'm just lucky in that I just so happened to have the right head shape and size for this helmet, but I mean it, it's VERY comfortable, and the padding is very soft and foamy. Also, I'm able to consistently put this helmet on without folding my ears, and that's saying a lot because I have pretty bigger-than-average, outward-sticking ears. The quick-release chin strap is also just as the name implies: very easy and simple to lock in or release. As I'm writing this, I've yet actually ride a motorcycle (my riding course is next week), so I can't really speak for the noise, but again, my main criteria for this purchase was looking cool and keeping my noggin safe and intact, and for this price, I couldn't have asked for more. However, I DID in fact receive more than I was expecting because of the comfort this helmet provides. Overall, great product for the price, even though the visor and visor mechanism seemed a little iffy to me at first.

Easily the BEST motorcycle/bike helmet I ever owned! I’ve always owned open face helmets with goggles but wanted to try something different. I just bought an electric E moto dirt bike that’s road legal and I wanted to look less like a punk kid and more like a functional adult so that cops leave me alone so I gave this full faced helmet a shot and boy was I impressed! The helmet is super light which is good cuz I have a bad neck/back, it seems durable and is well built. The neck guard/bib zips on and off with ease and the zipper is NOT visible when the neck guard is removed which was something I was concerned about.. the zipper side that stays on the helmet stays tucked into a seam so you don’t even know it’s there. The buckle on the helmet is aluminum and carbon fiber, nice and heafty and insanely easy and quick to buckle and unbuckle. I’ve never had a helmet before that had a buckle like this and I’ll never own one again that doesn’t! The face sheilds are nice, comes with a clear sheild pre mounted and a tinted one as well. The tinted one is actually quite easily to see out of from the inside, it’s not as dark as it looks on the outside from the inside which is Exsclty how it should be! You have privacy while using it but can also still easily see outward in low light conditions. The side padding is removable with buttons to clean it and is soft and plush. I normally buy small helmets, I chose to go medium as I heard the sizing runs small and I’m glad I did because the medium fits me like a glove.. a small 100% would have been too tight on me. So if your normally a medium go large, if your normally a small go medium and so on. I have nothing bad to say about this helmet, the paint finish is nice and matches my matte black E bike. For $50 this helmet is an absolute STEAL! Also the air flow from the vents feels suficiant!

Fit perfectly, looks amazing and with the tinted visor included, as well as already having cutouts for speakers and wire routing for Bluetooth camera/coms, makes swapping to this helmet a no brainer.

Did not come with a tinted visor like it said it would. But the overall item is perfectly fine. But I was disappointed to not have the tinted visor with it.

Bought this ILM full face street bike helmet for daily rides and weekend trips, and I’m really impressed. It fits comfortably right out of the box, with soft interior padding that feels secure but not too tight. The visor is clear and gives a wide field of vision, plus it flips up easily when needed. Ventilation is pretty good too, so it doesn’t get too hot inside even on warmer days. The design looks sleek and sporty, and the overall build feels sturdy and protective. For the price, it’s honestly hard to beat. Great mix of safety, comfort, and style — definitely recommend for anyone riding a street bike!

So far its fenominal. Fits perfect. Has good airflow through the vents. And the chin strap is comfortable. Haven't and hopefully wont crash to see if it works well. But it definetly does the job so far

Good value for what you get. Basic fullface helmet. Fairly windy and noisy. It might be fine with the scarf on but would be too hot in summer. My head is 58.5 cm and the fit is quite good. A little bit of a struggle squeezing eye glasses in. This helmet performs nicely at speed - no buffeting and its quite light. Keep in mind, I'm riding a naked bike. Those with windshields and fairings might experience otherwise. Update after more riding: Loving the light weight and overall comfort. Added a star.

It has all the "ingredients" of a great product. I bought it for my son to wear while he is on his heavy-duty e-scooter, and I have to say, after using it for a few days he is super happy. He mentioned the following: - great design and accessories; - both visors are great, but he prefers the tinted one that works amazingly, day and night as well; he enjoys the privacy and high protection against wind, rain, etc - the comfort is amazing, the ventilation is great, and overall all is perfect! Full 5 starts, and warmly recommended - amazing pricing!!!!

Great helmet for 100$. If you can only afford this it’s fantastic.