Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
- Snell & DOT Approved
- KWIKWICK washable moisture-wicking liner
- SPEEDVIEW retractable shield
- Polycarbonate composite shell
Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating: 
(out of 5 reviews)
List Price: $ 119.95
Price: $ 119.95
[/random]
Find More Open Face Motorcycle Helmets Products
Review by R. L. Landis for Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating:
Top Quality. These helmets, purchased one for my wife and self, are beyond comfortable. Fit and finnish is top of the line.
Review by S. Treichler for Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating:
This is the best 1/2 helmet on the market – period! I have ridden off and on for 30 years and have NEVER had a more comfortable, cool (looking and temperature), and functional (with the visor) helmet. Buy it, and buy it now!!
Review by Veronique Royer for Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating:
Bought this helmet for my wife. She loves it. The visor is definitively a plus. Do not hesitate to buy.
Review by D. Rock for Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating:
This is a very comfortable helmet. Loved it so much I bought one for my wife after having mine for 2 weeks.
Very little wind noise and I love the hideaway visor.
The only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is that you need to be sure the sun shade is fastened properly. It does slip to the unlocked position so you have to keep sliding it back.
Other than that, it’s nearly a perfect helmet.
Review by Eric for Scorpion EXO-100 Open Face Motorcycle Helmet Pink Extra Small XS
Rating:
I recently bought a Honday Fury. Reviews on the helmet are excellent across the board thus I bought this helmet before the bike so I could take it out for a test drive. Big mistake. Overall I LOVE the helmet. Feels great, doesn’t bind anywhere. Fantastic for riding around town or back country roads. Just not on a highway unless you have a faring on your bike.
They do run big, so if you usually wear a large, go with a medium. I didn’t & now need to wear a B-Ball cap (backwards) or a skull cap or such to make up the difference. That does help alot, but anything over 60 & the helmet almost becomes a liability. I wear glasses so the thought of easily putting the glasses on with a helmet was appealing. Visor does help alot with wind over 30mph or so & when it rains. Any eyeglass wearer knows it’s very hard to ride when your glasses are wet and fogging up. Visor will not fog for me, ever.
Problem is the helmet doesn’t work so well at highway speeds. The sun visor has to come off over 40, and even then anything over 50 & it wants to fly off. Even with a B-Ball cap or skull cap to tighten up the fit, the helmet just wants to come off. As it does the visor rides up to eventually uncover your glasses & eyeballs just enough for