1)It''s quite warm, and the ventilation system works great - Hard run, open it up on the way back up and get some ventilation, getting cold near the summit, crank it back down. 2)The helmet seems to work well with many goggles. 3)It looks great. Mine is translucent yellow, and it''s a bizarre looking piece. 4) I got mine as a preseason leftover for $65, which is what it should cost. 5) Strength - the only one of the bunch with a Snell rating.

1)the goggle retention system is mediocre, I''ve had goggles come off too often when walking around as there''s no positive retention system - only a slit in the back. 2)The helmet really cuts down on my hearing. People have to talk quite a bit louder for me to hear them.

Having used this helmet since the beginning of the season, I won''t be going back to a hat. I tried most of the helmets available, and the Leedom fit me best, but note that this is a purely personal issue - find the one that fits you! I did a face (head) plant at Whistler, when not paying attention for a second, and the helmet took the brunt of it - sure glad I had it.

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The Leedom fit me best, which is the criteria that you need to use when you buy a helmet.