Smith Maze 2015

The foam in my Giro Revolver that I've had for a couple years finally started to peel off of the hard shell, so I figured it was time to replace it. I decided on the Smith Maze because I heard that it was light and low-profiled. This proved to be quite true! It is indeed extremely lightweight and doesn't make me look like a bobble head on the hill. It also fits better than any other helmet I've worn. As Mingg said, the earpads can be removed for use w/beanie. If you wear beanies under helmets though, I'd recommend getting a size larger than you think you need. I found my size fit my head great, but with a beanie on it got uncomfortable. Lastly, you can get this helmet with the "screaming eagle" print on it. that's pretty cool

• Design
  Clean
  Busy
• Weight
  Light
  Heavy
• Durability
  Fragile
  Durable
• Style
  Uncool
  Cool
• Size
  Small
  Big
• Padding
  Thin
  Thick
• Audio / Cell features
  None
  Command center
• Ventilation
  None
  Tons

The Maze is a really good helmet. I've taken blows to my head on rails, jumps, and skiing in trees and it's held up quite well. Even with some pretty hard falls there's no noticeable dents or cracks in it. The ear pads are easily taken out if you want to just rock a beanie under your helmet. Also, it has a slightly low profile and doesn't run big or small. Overall this helmet is awesome. I paid $100 for mine and it is well worth it.

***This helmet does not work well with Smith I/OS goggles. If you care about not having a gaper gap don't try to wear these two together. The frame of the I/OS is curved and the helmet doesn't fit it right. ***

• Design
  Clean
  Busy
• Weight
  Light
  Heavy
• Durability
  Fragile
  Durable
• Style
  Uncool
  Cool
• Size
  Small
  Big
• Padding
  Thin
  Thick
• Audio / Cell features
  None
  Command center
• Ventilation
  None
  Tons