One year later, it fits on my head as perfectly as it did the first time I tried it. You feel like it embraces your head. Overall, it doesn't have a very 'aggressive' appearance. The visibility is very good and the visor, although it doesn't have a pin lock, doesn't fog up easily, and it also doesn't scratch easily. The only thing I consider average about it is the air vents, which when open, beyond the chin, you don't feel the airflow and at high altitudes, the air is noticeably audible. However, I can't say that it cracked during the summer. For this price, though, it is fiberglass and has a 5-year warranty from a reputable company.

I have had it in my possession for a month now, using it in the city with the visor open at a speed of about 50 km/h, there is a whistling sound. From 90 km/h, the sound of the air becomes quite noticeable. It does not have an internal tinted visor, made of fiberglass material, 5-year warranty, and the visor is anti-fog (it really is). The visor mechanism has 3 positions: completely closed (with a lock), slightly open (where at speeds of 70-80 km/h and above, the visor closes due to air resistance), and completely open. I consider the ventilation to be moderate, with all 3 air vents open, I don't feel any air passing through the helmet, and I believe I might have an issue with heat during the summer. It is my first helmet, I bought it for 155 euros and I am quite satisfied.

Note: An aftermarket tinted visor for this helmet costs 69€...

4/8/23 Update: After 2 and a half years of daily use, the leather on the lower side of the helmet, near the cheeks, has worn out. I have been through three winters with it so far, and the visor has only fogged up in 2 instances. The whistling sound from the visor now bothers me a lot, and I have to lower the visor a bit while driving to make it stop.

30/12/23 Update: After the fourth winter of daily use, the visor on my helmet has started to fog up occasionally.