Anon Logan WaveCel Helmet

Anon Logan WaveCel Helmet, Black, Medium The Anon Logan WaveCel Helmet with its sleek design and lightweight Construction may initially seem promising, with its WaveCel technology touted to provide superior protection. However, the helmet's reception among users has been mixed. While some found it to be a good fit and of great quality, others expressed significant dissatisfaction with its comfort and build. Several customers reported issues with the helmet's fit, noting that it seemed more suited for round-shaped heads and required the adjustment knob to be opened all the way up, even when they fell within the recommended size range. The thinness of the ear protectors and liner were also highlighted as drawbacks, along with the absence of vent control, leading to the necessity of wearing additional headgear. However, the WaveCel technology was lauded by a user who suffered a fall, attributing the helmet to potentially preventing a more serious head injury. On the downside, criticisms were directed at the helmet's impractical goggle strap holder and the uneven tightness of the boa adjustment system. While some customers appreciated the helmet's quality and praised the functionality of the BOA system, others were disappointed by the perceived cheapness of the materials, notably the easily breakable back rubber and the flimsy goggle strap holder. Additionally, concerns about the high price point relative to the perceived value were raised, along with issues related to the return process and associated costs. Overall, the Anon Logan WaveCel Helmet appears to offer a mixed customer experience, characterized by its potential for protection through WaveCel technology, but also hindered by issues including fit, comfort, and the perceived quality in relation to the price.