Sorry, no specifics... pick the one that feels most comfy... ...

I'd say, how it fits your particular coconut is the number one criteria...

Make your way to someplace with a selection, and find the best fit... Then order that model and size online if you can find it cheaper there...

Different heads like different brands... especially with FF helmets...

Best luck... ...

Not sure how they stack up to the solid full face helmets if a car runs over your head, but my Z1R full face with the flip up chin guard is comfy, moderately light and easy to get on and off except for my glasses sometimes. Just pull the bottom sides out a tich and it slides right on. Fits snug but not squeezy. Is that even a word? You can flip the chin up for air flow and still have a 3/4 helmet. The visor flips up a couple of different notches so you can get defogged or get some real air flow. If you want it down in a hurry you can bob/snap your head/chin down and it'll drop down and latch in place. It's got those little vents on the chin and top but they do NOTHING!!!

As to color choices - I was getting ready to ride my Sav to Miami from MN at the end of July and decided my too roomy $30.00 Bell 3/4 wasn't going to make me feel safe and secure. Since I grew up in Miami I know how they drive. I had to take what they had off the shelf that fit me and it was Henry Ford's favorite color. I did the trip to Miami that year and one to Chapel Hill, NC the next, both mid-summer (temps in the 90's and you know the humidity down there) and was never uncomfortable in it.

The lining comes out for washing and there's enough room around the ears you can do the flat helmet speakers if you so choose. I keep wanting to get them but haven't as yet.

And the best part is that even off the shelf at the worlds worst Suzuki store (he's now in court for selling and not turning in extended warranties) it was well under $200.00, but that was over four years ago. It's held up very well so far.

Try it, you'll like it.

Jack

Serowbot wrote on 03/24/12 at 19:15:19:

I totally agree! No matter what style of helmet you choose (1/2, 3/4, or full) go try them on to see what fits YOUR head the best.  There is a difference on how helmets (of same size and style) fit each individuals head.

I'd roll a full-face in a heartbeat if I could find a DOT helmet lke this one:



I'm not going for aerodynamic, and I like the feel of the wind in my face, at least a little, and outside of a couple of non-DOT helmets I think most FF I've tried out are uncomfortable and ugly as hell...

C'est la Vie.

http://www.cyclegear.com/eng/product/demon_modular_motorcycle_helmet/web1001060

This is my helmet which just kept me alive through a serious wreck so I highly reccomend it.  It's only $70, its a modular flip up, has good ventilation.  Bang for the buck it's hard to beat imho.

I woulda either been dead of seriously messed up.. I slammed face first into the back of the drivers cab corner, face first, man,, straight in,, I was already knocked out from hitting the side of the truck, so I couldnt do anything about it, If I hadnt had that chin protecting lower half, I woulda broke my face. At best, I would have shattered my jaw & crushed the sinuses & lost my teeth,, as is, I got 2 stitches in my lip.....I can live with that. It does take some getting used to, having a helmet that so completely cocoons the noggin, & makers have different shapes, one manufacturers helmet would make me crazy, but fit another guys head,,do some shopping around, it may take a while, mine isnt an expensive one,, right around $100.00, I cant remember who built it, but its a modular, so I can open it & talk to someone, or get some fresh air at a light,, & I bought another one just like the one  I crashed in,, they proved its a good helmet to me.,