SixSixOne have been producing great value helmets and other protective clothing for many seasons now, and have been the popular choice for quality and value, the Strike helmet carries this trend on.

Average Customer Rating:

4.7

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(3 Reviews) 3

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3 of 3(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

Customer Reviews for SixSixOne Strike Full Face Helmet

Review 1 for SixSixOne Strike Full Face Helmet

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RaymondAvalon

City: West Midlands

Country:United Kingdom

Age:45-54

Interest:Cross Country MTB

Level:Regular

Gender:Male

Budget:Pro Performance

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Mountain Biker

Date:March 7, 2010

Heads up

Pros: Adjustable, Attractive, Comfortable, Good Fit, Great Value, High Quality

"Being an open faced lid rider I've been tempted to buy a FF helmet as I ride quite a few red & black routes.
My biggest fear was investing money into an expensive lid and then discovering that I didn't like an FF for cycling.
I came across this on sale @Wiggle and couldn't resist at the price.

It doesn't feel heavy to me (probably because I ride motorcycles and the helmets are a lot heavier)
Overall fit is good, the ventilation is excellent and vision is very good too. The Strike's padding allows me to wear a pair of sunglasses while wearing the helmet which is another important feature for me.

As others have mentioned the liner cannot be removed, but some of the padding can. As it's only me wearing the helmet this isn't a major issue.

The strap buckle is a well thought out affair, reminding me of many of my motorbike helmets. What I do like are the little press studs to keep the end of the strap tucked away so it doesn't touch your neck.

As an entry level FF helmet made by a reputable manufacturer it is great value for money at under £50. There's only a few left, so grab one while they're still in stock."

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Review 2 for SixSixOne Strike Full Face Helmet

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Xtreem

City: Bitola

Country:Macedonia

Age:19-24

Level:Regular

Gender:Male

Budget:Value for money

Date:December 12, 2009

Best budget helmet

Pros: Attractive, Comfortable, Durable, Good Fit, Great Value, High Quality

Cons: fragile paintjob

"Very nice and good looking helmet. Forget the 661 Comp, this helmet is worth every penny more. The shape of the helmet is great, the shell is very solid and hard, the vents are handy and the paintjob is lovely. I have this helmet for 1.5 year and it's still as good as new and not a single piece has fallen or ripped off. So the facts are: it's a 1kg or more piece of helmet, but it's almost the same weight as the 661 Evo, the liners aren't removable, (but I don't find that a problem because you can still wash it good with a soapy water in a larger bucket), the peripheral vision is the same as without it, but you are limited on the up and down (as every fullface), and the paintjob is a bit fragile. It's nice and shiney but if you leave it on the gravel upside down it can be easly damaged.

But overall, it's a solid helmet which will probably protect you as same a £200 helmet, without making a big hole in your pocket.

Try before you buy. Should have bought S, but got L."

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Review 3 for SixSixOne Strike Full Face Helmet

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dweller

City: Slovakia

Age:25-34

Interest:Down Hill MTB

Level:Occasional

Gender:Male

Budget:Value for money

Mountain Biker

Date:June 29, 2009

Great deal

Pros: Attractive, Comfortable, Durable, Good Fit, Great Value

Cons: non-removable lining

"This helmet is a really great deal. I could not find a better helmet for this price.
The only thing I dislike about this helmet is, that you cannot remove the lining inside, only the cheecks are removable."

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