Thousand Chapter MIPS Adult Bike Helmet - LED Tail Light, Cycling & Bicycle Safety Certified, Lightweight & Low Profile, Men & Women, Lockable PopLock

I’d read several reviews where customers were not satisfied with the fit but I decided I’d order the helmet and try. I’m very happy to report that the helmet fits me perfectly and was precise in the measurement. My head size is exactly at the high end of size “small” so I wasn’t Sure if I should size up but the size small is snug and not too tight. A few minutes fiddling with the straps and dial adjustment to get my exact fit and I’m off for a ride!

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I’m in love with my helmet, it is so comfortable and light weight, you can easily adjust it, the light on the back is very nice. Yeah I recommend it!

She loves the fit but is under-whelmed with light.

For years, I had been repeatedly targeted by ads for the Thousand bike helmet, and it's safe to say that their marketing strategy was effective. This helmet not only boasts a sleek and modern design but also lives up to the crucial task of keeping you safe while cycling. I knew it was only a matter of time before I made the decision to invest in one, opting for the real deal rather than a knockoff.When I recently purchased my new ebike, the topic of helmets became a pressing concern for my family, especially since I was consistently cruising at speeds of 28 mph. Safety was a paramount consideration. Thousand helmets had already received multiple recommendations from various articles, and the fact that this particular helmet came with a magnetic tail light, was available in an all-black design, and looked fantastic, made the decision a no-brainer for me. I didn't even have to think twice about it; I knew this was the right choice.I was particularly excited about the novelty of the magnetic hole for my bike lock. However, I quickly realized that my trusty Kryptonite lock was too thick to fit through it. In hindsight, I probably should have realized this just from looking at the images, but it didn't cross my mind at the time. Instead, I've been locking my bike up through the helmet straps, and surprisingly, it works just fine. I'm not entirely sure what someone would do with a helmet they've cut the straps off, but then again, I'm fortunate to live in a relatively safe neighborhood.All in all, I find it quite amusing that I've developed such a deep affection for a bike helmet. While I do wish I could utilize the lock feature, I acknowledge that it's more of a novelty, and the responsibility for not recognizing this limitation in advance falls squarely on me. In the future, I might consider changing locks or getting an additional cable to make use of this feature. However, if you're in the market for a sturdy, safety-conscious helmet with all the bells and whistles, I wholeheartedly recommend getting your hands on a Thousand helmet as soon as possible. It's a stylish and reliable choice that doesn't compromise on safety.