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The GM68 features GMAX's Patented L.E.D. light on the rear of the helmet, which is incorporated into rear vent and has different easy to use light settings 19 vents for state of the art venting. 9 intake vents and 10 large exhaust vents to get the hot air out High air flow top intake vents feature larger controls for easy use with gloved hands Lightweight, multiple shells and styros for GMAX premium fit DOT approved, lightweight thermo-poly alloy shell with quality clear coat finish Plush, removable, washable Coolmax interior Interior designed for noise reduction with noise reduction cheek pads,vented chin curtain and rear neck roll Anti-scratch optically corrected shield with easy tool-less removal Molded front air deflector directs hot breath air away from shield to reduce fogging and the adjustable chin vent directs fresh air upward across the inside of the inside of shield to help reduce fogging Flip tint shield (shown in some pictures) is sold separately Note Includes platinum tint shield and deluxe helmet bag with shield pocket, external flip-tint shield sold separately
Overall rating
Great helmet at a low price
PostedApril 9, 2012
NickD
State:IL
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:18-24
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
The GMax GM68 helmet is a very nice helmet at an extremely reasonable price. It has great styling and airflow and it's really nice to get the included tinted shield for free. I have previously used a few other helmets, most recently the Scorpion EXO700. Both this GMax and the Scorpion had a similar fit and feel, although this may be just slightly shorter. My one and only complaint about this helmet is that it is not quite as aerodynamic as the Scorpion - if you do a lot of highway riding you will notice that wind at your side pushes this helmet around quite a bit.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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The GM68 features GMAX's Patented L.E.D. light on the rear of the helmet, which is incorporated into rear vent and has different easy to use light settings 19 vents for state of the art venting. 9 intake vents and 10 large exhaust vents to get the hot air out High air flow top intake vents feature larger controls for easy use with gloved hands Lightweight, multiple shells and styros for GMAX premium fit DOT approved, lightweight thermo-poly alloy shell with quality clear coat finish Plush, removable, washable Coolmax interior Interior designed for noise reduction with noise reduction cheek pads,vented chin curtain and rear neck roll Anti-scratch optically corrected shield with easy tool-less removal Molded front air deflector directs hot breath air away from shield to reduce fogging and the adjustable chin vent directs fresh air upward across the inside of the inside of shield to help reduce fogging Flip tint shield (shown in some pictures) is sold separately Note Includes platinum tint shield and deluxe helmet bag with shield pocket, external flip-tint shield sold separately
Helmet sizing
Hey there, I just received my GM68 from Revzilla, picked it up yesterday. I am having a bit of trouble with the size (I got a small)
The helmet fits snug, and I have chipmunk cheeks. I've been sized in other helmets before, and I've been told I am a small. The GM68 fits quite well, however, the bottom of my jawline is just at the bottom of the helmet guts. Should the helmet fit a bit lower than my jawline? Please help, thanks.
The helmet fits snug, and I have chipmunk cheeks. I've been sized in other helmets before, and I've been told I am a small. The GM68 fits quite well, however, the bottom of my jawline is just at the bottom of the helmet guts. Should the helmet fit a bit lower than my jawline? Please help, thanks.
A lot of helmets I have used have been like this. As long as your chin isn't sticking out well below the bottom of the helmet (the fabric air guard on the bottom of the helmet would probably be uncomfortable in this case) you shouldn't have any reason to worry. In addition, some of the padding on the inside of the helmet will wear in slightly over time and it will make for a better fit.
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Age: 18-24
Gender: male