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The reviewer briefly mentions the SUNRIMOON S42 MICHAEL at the end of the video as a road helmet they also have. They describe its appearance as 'so so fine' and 'fire', highlighting its rear spoiler and color scheme (pink features on navy blue). They note it shares many features with the TT31 helmet, specifically the rubberized 3D mesh system for protection, and praise its sleek look. The reviewer uses it as an example to state that the brand is 'definitely on to something' with innovative designs.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Looks 'so so fine' and 'fire'
- Has a sleek design as a road helmet
- Shares the protective rubberized 3D mesh system from the TT model
- Cited as evidence of the brand's innovative helmet designs
Cons
- No cons found in the analysis.
Key Points
- It is a road helmet (Sunremoon Michael S42 road helmet)
- Has a rear spoiler
- Color scheme includes pink features on a navy blue base
- Incorporates a rubberized 3D mesh system for protection
The reviewer discusses the SUNRIMOON S42 MICHAEL helmet as one of two models received from the company. They state the construction quality feels very good and substantial, with a thicker padding than their reference helmet (POC Octal X). The fit is described as phenomenal due to three adjustment mechanisms (height, width via a twist dial, and side straps) and it sits securely on the head. The helmet uses a magnetic lock clasp system similar to Fidlock. The reviewer notes it has gutters to prevent insects from flying directly onto the head. They have worn it outside and found it comfortable without excessive sweating. However, they note it lacks MIPS technology and does not have notches for storing sunglasses, unlike the other model. The reviewer also mentions cosmetic quality control issues like paint overspray, but for the S42 Michael specifically, the height adjustment mechanism is stiff and secure, unlike the problematic white model. They conclude the S42 Michael is a solid helmet they will wear, and at $75, it represents a worthwhile investment, but due to broader quality control issues across the brand, they cannot currently recommend the company.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Construction quality feels very good and substantial
- Phenomenal fit on the head
- Three adjustment mechanisms (height, twist dial for width, side straps) for a secure and customizable fit
- Magnetic lock clasp system (similar to Fidlock) is secure and convenient
- Thick, soft padding material
- Has gutters to prevent insects like flies and wasps from flying directly onto the head
- Comfortable to wear, does not cause excessive sweating
- Stiff and secure height adjustment mechanism (specific to the S42 Michael)
- Price of $75 is considered a lot less expensive than the other model and a potential worthwhile investment
Cons
- Lacks MIPS technology
- Does not have notches/slots for storing sunglasses on the helmet
- General cosmetic quality control issues noted across both helmets (e.g., paint overspray)
- Part of a brand with quality control concerns that make the reviewer hesitant to recommend
Key Points
- Model name: S42 Michael
- Construction: Styrofoam shell with a bouncy mesh material and thick padding
- Adjustment: Three mechanisms - height adjustment at back, twist dial for width, adjustable side straps
- Closure: Magnetic lock system
- Ventilation: Has air ventilation notches (though edges are not chamfered)
- Feature: Includes gutters to deter insects
- Price: $75
- Safety: Company provided third-party safety testing documents, but helmet lacks MIPS