The bottom line The best-finished helmet in this family and the one whose approval is least precisely stated. Read the version off the strap label.
What the seller commits to paper
ECE certification cited in the title, a thermoplastic resin shell described as a hybrid design, and removable washable ear pads. The maker states the cheek pads are shaped so they do not rub the ears.
The precision that is missing
The series of amendments is not given. ECE approvals come in numbered series, and a revision changes what is tested. Citing ECE without a version leaves the question open, and the strap label answers it.
Why washable pads keep coming up on this shelf
Because an open-face helmet lives in warm weather, and a lining that cannot be washed sets the helmet’s service life. Every helmet in this family that publishes the feature has it noted here, and the ones that do not publish it have that noted too.
The rows this seller leaves empty
Weight, and whether a drop-down sun visor is fitted.
Availability
Around 82 € on the German Amazon store, in the single reading behind this 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
Washable ear pads, stated by the maker
ECE certification cited in the title
Cheek pads described as shaped to avoid rubbing the ears
Compromises
The ECE series of amendments is not given, so the listing does not say which document applied
No published weight
Specifications
Approval cited
ECE certification (from the title) — no series of amendments given
B095BQLVBG (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)
What riders ask about this one
Why does the missing series matter?
Approval standards are revised, and a series of amendments records which test programme was applied. A listing citing ECE without a version has not said which document the helmet was approved against — the strap label has.
Is a vintage shape less protective?
This site does not rank shapes on protection. What can be said is that a jet is approved as a jet, and the standard does not pretend a chin bar is present.
Who this one is for
A rider who wants the vintage three-quarter shape with a lining that can be kept clean.
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.
Model
Price
Approval cited
Shell material
Weight
Amazon reference
ORIGINE Primo
82 €
ECE certification (from the title) — no series of amendments given
An open-face helmet supplied with goggles, carrying a DOT marking to FMVSS-218. The maker lists a wide range of intended uses, including some that are not motorcycling.
Best for: A rider who has established which approval applies where they ride before ordering.
An open-face helmet with a dual-visor arrangement, an ultralight ABS shell and a thickened EPS liner, described by the maker as reducing load on the head.
Best for: A rider who wants a second screen at the lowest price and will check the strap label before use.
An open-face helmet with an ABS shell and a high-density EPS liner, described by the maker as ergonomically shaped and corrosion-resistant. No approval is cited in the listing text.
Best for: A rider who will read the strap label on arrival and return the helmet if the approval is not what they need.