Review on Moto Loot Helmet Cover For Motorcycle Helmet Motorcycle & Powersports by Enes Patiag

I have to admit that I wasn't looking for it when I bought it; I bought hard hats. Revane presented it to me as something I might want to buy because I bought shields. I'm glad they did as I was in the mood for novelty. The quality of the product is excellent and even the packaging and simple instructions inspire confidence. Even if I only wear it once, I feel like I got my money's worth. Now for the bad news, I only managed to fit it to one of my three helmets. I have a Shoei GT-Air, a Scorpion AT950, and an Icon Airmada, all X-Large, which means they have the largest case size of their respective models. It only fits the Icon, but it fits this helmet pretty well. The other two helmets are longer because they are more touring/ADV with internal face shields. I could almost walk it on the Shoei, but I didn't stand a chance on the Scorpion. It's exactly the same; Icon is what I wear when I think about short trips. I can lift the screen up to the first latch with the cover on, which allows for good ventilation when needed. The lower part almost encloses the edges of the helmet; XL Airmada stretches the lid as much as possible. I expect the smaller sizes to have no problems and sport-oriented helmets are better suited to a case than long-distance touring and ADV styles. The instructions say the case looks best with a dark screen, which I don't have for a helmet. Symbol; I only have mirror silver and gold which I think still gives a pretty cool look. I'll try it out tomorrow and update the review on how it drives and if I get any feedback.