The whole helmet industry is out of control. There's no way it costs THAT much money to make a simple helmet to protect your head. In recent years, helmet prices have gotten way out of control. A few luxury features here and there can't possibly justify hundreds of dollars in price.

Having said that, I'm impressed by this company whose helmets seem just as good as the other brands we've owned before. My son said he likes it, it's comfortable and warm, and fits well. A good helmet at a good price. What else do you need?

The media could not be loaded. The quality of this ski halmet is pretty good, and also it is light to wear. The inside of the halmet is also very warm. The elastic is easy to adjust. It owns a good look and also have a bright color.

Very well made, comfortable, warm and good looking helmet!! I got size M for my 10 year old son and it fits him perfect! Great purchase!

Looks good, but arrived damaged.

Got this for our 6 year old. She said it is very comfortable, except when the chin strap is tightened, but hey, I don't like that either! The interior is very soft, feels warm, lots of padding near the ears, but we haven't cold tested it yet, our trip is coming up. The chin strap is loose, but most helmets seem to fit that way (on me and the kids) unless it is choking us.

The visor part on the front came broken. This would be a 5 star if it wasn't damaged.

Pros: soft, padded, fits well, looks good (matte black and light blue

Cons: visor damaged, slight smell (airs out well)

We ordered 4 different youth ski helmets (Grottico, Zacro, Moon and TurboSke), and my youngest thought this was the coolest (although she still added her own stickers for design). All 4 are adjustable in the back, have nice ventilation and removable padding for washing or converting to bike helmets. The Zacro came with the additional inserts to convert to a traditional bike helmet, but with the removable ear covers all could be used for a bike ride (I'd think). All have the velcro covered chin strap and have a goggle clip in the back. However, only the TurboSke goggle clip looks like it would be easy to possibly replace in due time. The goggle clip on the Moon helmet is made of hard plastic and looks to be most likely to break if pulled or stressed too much. The Zacro fits a more rounded head. The Moon a more oval head and the Grottico and TurboSke are somewhere in between. The Zacro is the heaviest at a bit over a pound, and the Moon is the lightest at 12.3 ounces (not that weight does or does not = safety). Given these are all low price point ski helmets, I'm very impressed.