Jack F

The HJC helmet was very nice for the price. I’m glad I tried in on in the store since they had to order a XXL fro another store. My wife says I have a big head but….

Curvfun

You may also want to try NaroEscape Motorsports. I purchased my new helmet from them at a BMW HPDE in SC. They are located in the Charlotte, NC metro area and are BIG Porsche enthusiasts and involved with many track events, data analysis, coaching, and the PCA. They know their stuff.

https://naroescapemotorsports.com

roketman

When it comes to helmets you want to protect what little brains we have left!
lightness is a key factor. Cornering and braking g’s will make your head feel very heavy!
i’m always amazed how people cheap out on a helmet! When it’s the most important piece of safety equipment!
also important to get it fitted properly. I like this Stilo one. You can also get it wired for a communicator.
also use a balaclava (get a few)which will save the inside of the the helmet

https://www.stilohelmets.com/product...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

Jack F

I definitely agree on getting a great fit. That helmet for $1700 probably is very nice. If someone is just getting into it then getting one of the ones linked in the above will be plenty good. The weight difference is there but so is a huge price difference.

roketman

can you put a price on safety?

Jack F

Safety should always be number 1. That’s why we buy rated helmets. Is the $1700 a safer helmet?

Lets not forget that the title is “Entry level helmet.”

Fullyield

Racequip entry level SA 2020 helmet is $169.00 when you can catch it on sale at Summit Racing. Perfect for the weekend amateur driver at HPDE or AX. Followed the fitting instructions and mine fit perfectly. Just remember to “measure twice, cut once”.