TurboSke Ski Helmet MOTIONER Series

I got this because it has a place for speakers, and I like to listen to music while I sleep, but typical headphones are uncomfortable, fall off while sleeping, and will make my ears hurt. So I wanted to try this helmet, and I'm glad I did. The speakers I got for this, work great and the way they fit in the helmet, they don't hurt my ears. Just have to adjust the volume so the volume isn't too loud, because there is space between the ears and the speakers, meaning the sound can be heard by others if volume is up too loud.Helmet is light weight, padded, and very comfortable. I toss and turn a lot in my sleep, and the helmet felt great in all sleeping positions.If using corded speakers, the cord can be ran out of any of the holes on the top or back of the helmet.Best place to place the cord connection is inside the helmet inside the Velcro where the wheel is on the back, so it won't be felt while wearing the helmet.The chin strap also feels great. It has padding also.I have nothing bad to say about this helmet. I'm very pleased with it.

(Robyn’s mom) I am a 67-year-old woman who falls down a lot. I have been using this helmet for protection for almost 2 years now. It’s light, comfortable, and meets the U.S. government safety standards for impact resistance. Three weeks ago I fell down a pair of very steep concrete steps (normal depth and width but about 12” high!) and my head (in the helmet) hit the concrete floor with a THUD. No dizziness, pain, or nausea like I had with a concussion years ago, so I figured I was safe to get up. Took myself to the ER for a CT scan to be on the safe side - no concussion, no brain bleed, not even a bump. The helmet at the least saved me from severe injury, and may very well have saved my life![I learned many years ago in motorcycle safety school that once a helmet has taken a significant impact, it’s toast. Even if you don’t see any damage, the foam has been compressed enough to compromise safety. So I bought a new one and retired this one to the trash can with thanks and honors!]

Good, comfortable helmet with soft interior for warmth and comfort. I had a question about my order and the customer service was prompt and helpful. Good helmet and the company stands behind their products.

The helmet is attractive and fits well - but I really don’t like the removable ear pads. I will never ski without the ear covers - and it is a pest to have to try to insert them every time I put on the helmet. The helmet I received did not allow the ear covers to stay in place. They fell out and I had to slide them into “slots” to hold them. I think I will try to “crazy glue” them in place so they don’t fall out every time I take off my helmet. That said - it is attractive and I feel it will protect me well. I hope I don’t need it to - but I it does feel as if the quality is solid.

Great for the slopes!

Warm, cozy, and ear slots for drop in wireless speakers is a nice touch. True to size

The helmet is easily adjusted fit comfortably well. The chin strap is a nice addition and makes the strap so much more comfortable. I see a lot of people with loose or unattached chin straps, often due to the strap being uncomfortable. The pad might alleviate the need to keep the strap loose. The adjustment knob would probably not be so easy to use with gloves, as advertised, but that’s not a problem. The goggle strap holder on the back of the helmet is easy to use and keeps your goggles in place. The ear pads are very comfortable and should do a pretty decent job keeping your ears warm. They also have the ability to add Bluetooth speakers (even the puck style fit). If you plan on removing the ear pads, it does get easier after a few times. Mine were very hard to remove the first time.

Looks great, seems comparable to name brands.