Klim Helmets

Light and fits lovely.
I'm usually an xl in helmet but I'm a large in this make so I'd say try one on.
Transition screen is a game changer.

Very pricey but not premium build. Med liner is so flimsy that the helmet cut my head. Klim customer service were useless. Visor ratchet poor and does not feel secure. Cheap clips and fasteners. Disappointing tbh.
Not noisy on the motorway and wind has never been an issue. Reactive visor is excellent and works a treat. Looks brilliant from every angle, very snug for around the ears when intercom fitted , they don't align correctly without some faffing. Overall a disappointment for the price I paid. Can't recommend for the money

A different fit and feel from my previous Shuberths, a few weeks in and I prefer it. Noisier than those but not excessively so. Transition visor is good but with transition spectacles care needed when closing the visor until the specs lighten up. Waterproofing of visor seal excellent in two hours of biblical rainy motorway. Noticeably lighter than any other flip front I've owned.

A bit of a challenge to get on and off as the bottom opening is a little narrow compared to other helmets. Once on it's also a lot more snug than say an arai or shoei in the same size, not that this is uncomfortable just more "snug" like it's a 56 rather than 57 !
Lovely and light, surprisingly quiet for the type of helmet and easy enough to fit a comms system - with a caveat. The speaker pockets are shallow meaning you don't get a lot of space around the ears - could be a deal breaker for some (I'm borderline)
The transitions visor is a revelation and I like the Fidlock buckle. Coming from mountain bikes it's not a problem for me but for someone used to the more normal micro ratchet or double d ring it'll take a little getting used to.

On the whole it's a good helmet but I'd say try first as the fit is tighter than some.