One shell, one approval, and an inside nobody publishes · review
Vinz Kennet review
A full-face helmet with a drop-down sun visor, sold as prepared for an anti-fog insert, with cheek pads the maker states are removable and washable. The shell is published as ABS, and sizes run XS to XXL.
The bottom line The specification is built around the two things that decide whether a helmet is still pleasant in its third year: a visor prepared for an insert, and pads that come out to wash.
What the seller commits to paper
The approval is ECE 22.06, cited in the title and repeated in the maker’s bullets. As everywhere on this site, that records a test programme passed by a sample of the model — defined impacts, at defined points, at defined speeds — and it is not a statement about any particular crash.
The shell is published as ABS, and the helmet is sold in XS to XXL. What the maker does not publish is how many shell sizes those eight labels are moulded from, which is the figure that decides whether a small head sits in a small shell or is padded into a large one.
The two features that outlast the purchase
The visor is sold prepared for an anti-fog insert, meaning it carries the pins. That matters more than it reads: the pins cannot be retrofitted, so a visor without them can never be made to work properly in winter. The insert itself is not included.
The cheek pads come out and wash, which the maker states plainly. A lining that can be washed is what keeps a helmet wearable for years; one bonded in place sets the helmet’s service life regardless of the shell.
The rows this seller leaves empty
No weight, and no shell count. Both are ordinary things for a maker to publish and their absence is worth noting rather than filling in — this site reports the figures a manufacturer puts in writing and says when there are none.
Availability
Around 70 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, in the single reading behind this page.
Nothing whatever came back from the American and British Amazon stores, so the buy button there opens a search instead of an empty page.
What Keepa returned in the single reading behind this page. Availability and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 18 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
The declared figures, and the blanks beside them
Strengths
Sold prepared for an anti-fog insert, which cannot be added to a visor later
Cheek pads stated as removable and washable, which is what sets the usable life of a lining
Drop-down sun visor included rather than sold as an option
Compromises
Neither the weight nor the number of shell sizes is published, and both decide how a helmet wears over hours
The insert the visor is prepared for is not supplied
Specifications
Approval cited
ECE 22.06 (from the title and the maker’s bullet)
Shell material
ABS (maker’s bullet)
Visor
Scratch-resistant, with an integrated sun visor (maker’s bullet)
Anti-fog insert
Prepared for a Pinlock insert (from the title) — the insert itself is a separate purchase
Liner
Removable and washable cheek pads (maker’s bullet)
Published sizes
XS to XXL (from the title)
Shell sizes offered
The maker puts nothing in writing on this.
Weight
The maker puts nothing in writing on this.
Amazon reference
B0C7GW8SM1 (one reference across 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
8720574322590
What riders ask about this one
Does it come with the anti-fog insert?
The listing states the visor is prepared for one — it carries the pins. The insert is a separate purchase, and the pins cannot be added to a visor that lacks them.
Is the sun visor the same as a tinted outer visor?
It is a separate tinted screen that drops behind the clear visor and retracts. The maker publishes it as integrated.
Who this one is for
A first full-face where the anti-fog insert and a washable lining matter more than a published weight.
Compared with its closest rivals
Same category, nearest prices. Only the specifications every one of them states are shown — a half-empty column compares nothing.
ECE 22.06 · thermoplastic shell · 190° field of view
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Best for: A rider who wants a road helmet from a maker whose visors and pads are easy to find in three years.
A full-face sold as ECE 22.06 certified with double outer screens for varying light. The maker publishes the approval and the screen arrangement and little else.
Best for: A rider buying on price who wants the current approval version and a second screen included.
A thermoplastic full-face with chin and head ventilation and a ratchet strap closure, sold as ECE 22.06 certified and described by the maker as suited to long distances.
Best for: A rider who wants a current approval and a glove-friendly closure without paying for a sun visor.