VOZZ "strapless" Helmet

It's not my review, I've never seen one in the flesh, or for that matter, even heard of it until 5 minutes ago but the write up sounds promising (I'd still want to try it to believe it)

http://www.bikeme.tv/index.php/the-vozz-helmet-strapless-wonder/

Interesting.

I like how the guy wrote up that article
I’m thinking this is how the VOZZ will be received. At first, the villagers will arm themselves with pitchforks and burning torches. Time will pass, and those same villagers will accept the VOZZ

But I'm not getting my pitchfork out, not just yet anyway. I'd give it a go

Interesting ..................if it relies only on pressure to hold it on ,with the force in an accident, it may be an issue when the foam settles in a bit . I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

paul wrote:Interesting ..................if it relies only on pressure to hold it on ,with the force in an accident, it may be an issue when the foam settles in a bit . I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Yes you would need to make sure it is nice and tight as a new helmet.
I'm liking the idea that I might not loose any more earrings

Very interesting.  I think it would take time to feel secure in it.  Maybe the company will have it on display down at PI in Feb.

paul wrote: I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Boris said in the article that they seem to have less lift than standard helmets

I,m wondering how the hell you'd get it off your head the first time a release catch jammed.

#Tag wrote:

paul wrote: I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Boris said in the article that they seem to have less lift than standard helmets

I,m wondering how the hell you'd get it off your head the first time a release catch jammed.

It then stays on for the rest of your life

madmax wrote:

#Tag wrote:

paul wrote: I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Boris said in the article that they seem to have less lift than standard helmets

I,m wondering how the hell you'd get it off your head the first time a release catch jammed.

It then stays on for the rest of your life

In some cases that might be a good thing. 

Hammy wrote:

madmax wrote:

#Tag wrote:

paul wrote: I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Boris said in the article that they seem to have less lift than standard helmets

I,m wondering how the hell you'd get it off your head the first time a release catch jammed.

It then stays on for the rest of your life

In some cases that might be a good thing. 

The world can only handle so many " Stigs "...............that explains why he always has his helmet on  

paul wrote:

Hammy wrote:

madmax wrote:

#Tag wrote:

paul wrote: I also wonder about the helmet lifting in the wind especially when you turn your head at speed 

Boris said in the article that they seem to have less lift than standard helmets

I,m wondering how the hell you'd get it off your head the first time a release catch jammed.

It then stays on for the rest of your life

In some cases that might be a good thing. 

The world can only handle so many " Stigs "...............that explains why he always has his helmet on  

The Stig has the first prototype! 

And never been able to get it off!