Value for money

Fit is weird, I am an L but the LS2 is an XL. Still a very snug fit and am hoping it will ease as I break it in. That said, the flip mechanism is great and it a very comfy helmet with the front open. It is also ridiculously easy to remove the visor which is so often not the case with helmets. The helmet seems to be moderate weight and it is pretty quiet too. For the price you cannot go far wrong. It even comes supplied with its own helmet rucksack so you can carry it safely when off the bike.

Quality helmet

Excellent helmet from LS2. outstanding quality with fit and finish you'd expect at twice the price. Very comfortable to wear I did go a size up to XL as advised due to snug fit but feels superb on. Blue carbon looks amazing in person. Supplied with pinlock, a dark and clear visor and helmet bag. Amazing service from sportsbikeshop.

LS2 Valiant 2 Revo

I bought this helmet as I had had two very bad experiences with the Shark EVO range. I decided to upgrade my Evoline because there's no Pinlock visor available for it, so I bought the EVO One 2. I first wore it on a trip to Germany, but within 500 miles, the rubber seal around the visor aperture came unstuck, as well as the rubber around the base of the Chin-Bar. I was also getting constantly smacked in the face by the so called magnetic chin-curtain. Thinking it was a one-off, I went for the EVO ES. Another disappointment! Taking it out of the box and the trim around the base came unstuck. If I opened the visor at anything above 45mph while riding, I was again being battered by the magnetic chin-curtain. Hence I opted for the LS2 Valiant. It's a nice snug fitting helmet, which comes with a Pinlock insert. It has a nice wide aperture giving plenty of side vision, and the visor has the ability to be cracked open a few millimetres if you wish, as well as a graduated opening facility. The thing I like the most about it is that the Chin-Bar closes with nice gentle click, unlike the Shark EVO series, with which you have to put into position and then literally smack yourself in the chin to lock it into place. The only negative thing I can find is that the slider for the internal sun-visor is on the left side on the base of the helmet, making it difficult to fit a Bluetooth communications device. But, you don't have pull the entire lining out of the helmet to fit the speakers in to the built in recess. It also comes in a nicely coloured helmet sack as well as a zip-up carry bag, although it's not in a colour that I'd go for. Overall, I'm very impressed with the helmet and would recommend it to anyone.