Absolutely love the fit of this helmet. Super light weight and good vents. I’ve tried a few different high end brands for FF enduro helmets and this is my new favorite. Only one complaint. The system to hold the cheek pads in place is super brittle. Mine broke the day I bought it. Luckily there’s two positions to mount them and I needed the ones that didn’t shatter. Hopefully they can start using a different plastic for these in the next run as I’m sure they’ve gotten plenty of feed back on this issue. But like I said. Best fitting enduro full face I’ve owned and I’ve had a bunch.

Breathable, lightweight, no raddles or noises. Haven’t tested it yet on the ground nor do I want to. But so far great helmet.

I’ve tried the Fox and Troy Lee helmets, the Gambit just has a nicer fit and feels much lighter out on the trail. Had to use the thicker cheek pads to dial it in

Helmet feels good, nice and airy. Adjustable and provides great protection... TBH the first one I had probably saved my life. Bought a second one when i cracked that one. My only gripe, the spot that you clip the earpad into is terrible and will become stripped or break. Forcing you to glue the pad in or try and hold it in place when putting the helmet on.

Rachet system is basically zipties...does not tighten, poor quality for being that expensive.

The Gambit helmet has a carbon shell so it is extremely lightweight. It's barely noticeable after a while. The ventilation is good and it does not obstruct hearing. It's good for long days when you need extra protection. I have a large head, and it fits comfortably.

This is a very nice and lightweight helmet! I mostly do trail riding - blues and blacks - and this keeps me protected. It is warmer than a half shell but not unbearable in summer heat and humidity in the Mid-Atlantic. The orchid color is awesome and I always get compliments. The only reason for four stars is that I have a small female head (53 cm) and the helmet in a size small is almost too large - I'd love to see an xs version. The placement of the chin strap around the ears can be a little bit difficult to make comfortable because there's a little interference with the cheek pads - but this is a minor inconvenience and not a big deal.

I tend to run hot, but I've had no issues with ventilation or overheating while wearing the Gambit. I have noticed some squeaking, probably courtesy of the MIPS system. Tensioning the dial seems to reduce (but not eliminate) the noise. Could be annoying for some folks, but I found I could ignore it after a bit. The Gambit is very light and looks great; there's really no reason to ride without one. Sure, it's pricey, but I'll bet it's still cheaper than getting a broken jaw fixed!

I bought this to replace a convertible helmet I have with intent to cut weight and add ventilation. The Gambit delivers! So lightweight I almost forgot I was wearing it. I always used to shed my old hemet for breathability at ride break points (for the group to re-group)... but not now! So nice and cool in the Gambit. I have a narrow face and actually sized down to the smaller cheek pads it ships with. Really nice lid.

Saved my life!