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Started by 2kwacks, March 20, 2014, 07:25:42 PM

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2kwacks

thinking of buying a Schuberth C3 flip helmet, but the sizes on the Schuberth don't state which is medium. the sizes are different to the aria helmets I'm use to, the medium in the aria is 57/58cms and states medium, so as anyone used or as a aria helmet that is a medium and also as a Schuberth c3 so they can tell me what size in cms is the medium in the Schuberth... would you say the medium Schuberth was a slighter tighter or looser fit to the Aria medium.
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viper

weve got c3's , the wifes is a medium at 56/57 and mine is a large at 57/58. But id measure your head at its widest point with a paper tape measure and get the right size regardless of the medium / large issue.
you may think the helmet is a snug fit but it should feel like that and slightly pinch your cheeks

Rusty

If you can go in and try them on ... I had the same " problem " when I ordered my BM Comms stuff ... Nice helmets though but heavier than the Arai.

STX1300man

#3
For the Schuberth helmets you MUST try one on. Their sizings are strange and bear no relation to any other manufacturers. My head fell between two sizes. They do 'bed in'.

Of course you should try on any helmet, but I was making the point of how different (awkward?) they are.

Lonewolf

Dave, most shops are understandably funny about taking back helmets so yes, find a local supplier and try one on. My C3 is a medium, 56-57, I tried one of the BMW System 6 Evo lids a while back, their medium was the same size so therefore it also fit me. However different heads, different shapes and all that, you need to be sure.


If you are going to get a C3 are you going for the PRO?

Debs

I can see who has the big heads.  :whistling: .. My C3 is only a small  :yes:

Boomer

#6
Despite the size of the rest of me,.... I'm only a medium head (57/58 ). :-)

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2kwacks

#7
Quote from: The Wolf on March 20, 2014, 10:58:11 PM
Dave, most shops are understandably funny about taking back helmets so yes, find a local supplier and try one on. My C3 is a medium, 56-57, I tried one of the BMW System 6 Evo lids a while back, their medium was the same size so therefore it also fit me. However different heads, different shapes and all that, you need to be sure.


If you are going to get a C3 are you going for the PRO?
Steve.. decided against the C3 :yes: instead...  just mugged myself one of theses http://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/video/play?p=Shoei+Neotec+Borealis+TC-3+Flip-Up&vid=dc335fca967c34a9d79f4cb085fd6f3b&l=1%3A10&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fts1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DVN.608022040390272028%26pid%3D15.1&rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Da6lcAfeYg7w&tit=Shoei+Neotec+Borealis+TC-3+Helmet+Video+Review+from+SportbikeTrackGear.com&c=0&sigr=11ams7r44&sigt=12ag32ch5&ct=p&age=0&hsimp=yhs-fullyhosted_003&hspart=ironsource&tt=b :celebrate: decided to go for the Borealis.. "been seen be safe" colour which I think looks :cool: I had the shoei x-spirit a few years back and that was a medium 57/58cms but with the neotec being a flip front I wanted to make sure the medium was the right size for me :yes: so paid a visit to my local "stealers" but they did not have a medium in stock :no: but did have a small and a large in stock :smiley: so tried the small on and it was a bit tight then tried the large on and it was a bit loose so it doesn't take a genius to work out the medium is the way to go :grin: so ordered a medium from "Race leathers" because my local bike dealer should provide their sales staff with a mask and stripe vest :laugh:
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff

Lonewolf

Dave, that looks good, how does that rate against the C3? Is it of  a similar quality/price?

Debs

I found my next new helmet.. I looked at one today and fell in love with the Pink Pearl colour  :yes:


PCPeteUK

could only be you Debs :)
Rgds...Pete
Paddle faster, I think I hear banjo's...

coman37

its not only Debs, i have a pink helmet also (no pics will be posted!!!!)

Coman
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2kwacks

#12
Quote from: The Wolf on March 24, 2014, 10:26:15 PM
Dave, that looks good, how does that rate against the C3? Is it of  a similar quality/price?
Steve.. the shoei Neotec and the Shubert c3 flip fronts are similar in price with graphics at around £499.99 :shocked: if you shop around you can get discounts :smiley: I decided to go for the shoei because it seemed a better fit and better designed, also all the reviews on the shoei where excellent, I also took advice from bikers who have used or owned both helmets :clap: the neotec is a bit on the pricey side, but you only get what you pay for :yes: and if there is one thing you should never skimp on and that is "ones" bonce :mfr_lol: if your thinking of a new helmet for your new WATER COOLED GS :whistling: then this review will explain the neotec in more detail :smiley:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91hcAkADjRo
 
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Ant

I bought my Neotech last year for £420,,,, Picked one up from Motorcycle live for the Mrs for £370.....

Its all in the fit and how you feel wearing it.

The Caberg Justisimo Gt was fine, noisy-ish, but did the job until it lost ' the fit factor '..... the padding seemed to 'give' quite quickly...and make the helmet feel loose.....

No complaints with the Neotecs......

2kwacks

#14
my neotec arrived today :clap: but have they change the law on the gold B/S sticker or other cert stickers or B/S markings on the back of helmets? my aria had the gold B/S sticker. my new neotec dose not have any cert sticker, it is a new helmet :yes: so have they change the law on fitting theses stickers?
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff