Review on WANCAR Retro Motorcycle Bubble Visor Wind Shield Lens Universal For 🏍️ Standard 3-Snap Open Face Helmets - Clear, a Stylish and Protective Addition! by Jesse Nell

+ Good news: I have never tested this sign for shock resistance.; On the other hand, I can't report how well it will stand alone. Performance of the professional: under natural conditions, it fulfills the task described. The most important plus for me is the anti-fog function. It always stays clean but to be honest I live in a mild climate and haven't tested it with snow or heavy rain because we don't have that kind of thing. With the right refraction/reflection, he can capture the glow that flashes in the shield for a microsecond. The first few times I thought it was the car's headlights flying straight at me or that I was just tripping, but now I've gotten used to it and it doesn't surprise me anymore. It doesn't happen often, and when it does, it's so brief that you might not even notice it, depending on your individual vision. some weeks. It kept opening or peeling off when I was wearing the helmet, so I always had to stop and put the helmet back on. This doesn't happen anymore so I assume like shoes they only needed to be broken in or worn to match the shape of a helmet. It finally seems to have "relaxed" on the snap-on strap and I have no more issues with it. At the same time, the polymer material is heavy. I didn't take into account the significant additional weight of the face shield, but it should definitely be taken into account because since the straps of my helmet were already against my face from ear to chin, the shield was pulling the helmet down onto me. Eyes so required readjustment of all straps, inner helmet foam, liner and panels to offset the weight and properly balance the head without falling off during movement. But once all those kinks were ironed out, I had no more problems. Finally, the flip up and down function of the visor is a bit annoying (literally) as it doesn't lift all the way up - at least not on my "vintage bubble head" style motorcycle helmet. It stops where the underside of the shield is exactly at eye level, which distorts my vision like I'm looking through the thick part at the bottom of a soda bottle, so trying to turn it upside down is useless. was very helpful. Overall, he seems to be keeping his promises. I will not throw stones; There were kinks that needed to be worked out, but after that all is well. This is my first purchase with such a product and now I have some knowledge and what to look for in a future purchase which is of the utmost importance as safety is paramount! Hope that helps.