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5 products compared, ordered by what they are for rather than by who made them or what they cost.

  • AGV K1 S E2206

    ECE 22.06 · thermoplastic shell · 190° field of view

    A road full-face derived from the maker’s racing programme, with a thermoplastic shell, wind-tunnel-developed spoiler, a published 190° field of view and a removable washable liner.

    Best for: A rider who wants a road helmet from a maker whose visors and pads are easy to find in three years.

    ≈ £127 / €136

  • Cyril R1

    ECE 22.06 · double outer screens

    A full-face sold as ECE 22.06 certified with double outer screens for varying light. The maker publishes the approval and the screen arrangement and little else.

    Best for: A rider buying on price who wants the current approval version and a second screen included.

    ≈ €70

  • MTR S-6 Evo

    ECE 22.06 · thermoplastic · ratchet strap closure

    A thermoplastic full-face with chin and head ventilation and a ratchet strap closure, sold as ECE 22.06 certified and described by the maker as suited to long distances.

    Best for: A rider who wants a current approval and a glove-friendly closure without paying for a sun visor.

    ≈ €61

  • Vinz Kennet

    ECE 22.06 · pinlock-prepared visor · XS–XXL

    A full-face helmet with a drop-down sun visor, sold as prepared for an anti-fog insert, with cheek pads the maker states are removable and washable. The shell is published as ABS, and sizes run XS to XXL.

    Best for: A first full-face where the anti-fog insert and a washable lining matter more than a published weight.

    ≈ €70

  • VCOROS WS-609

    ECE 22.06 · ABS shell · one-piece EPS

    A full-face with an ABS outer shell over a one-piece EPS liner, sold as ECE 22.06 certified. The maker publishes an explicit note that tinted visors are not intended for road use.

    Best for: A mid-priced full-face where the published construction matters more than a brand name.

    ≈ €90

Nothing written into the text below is a current price. Where an amount appears in a sentence, it is the reading taken on the day that sentence was written; what a shop is asking at this moment loads beside the product itself, and that is the figure to go by.