Pros: This was the last year of the Hi-Fi generation 1 mold. The new mold is a terrible fit for my head so if I ever need to move on from this helmet, I'll have to find something else. Great understated graphics on the helmet, perfect finish for die-cuts.

Cons: Same issues as with my older Hi-Fi which is essentially the same but with a different shell finish. Ear pieces suck, chin strap suck.

Other Thoughts: Great value if it fits!

Customer Service: Shipped same day, Members/Staff were helpful

Pros: Good value, fantastic fit for my head which is a rarity. Haven't had much luck finding other helmets that fit as well.

Cons: Hate the ear piece / audio / covers. The front portion of them stick out underneath your goggle straps so you look like a total doofus. The chin strap could use some work too.

Other Thoughts: If it fits, it's a great value.

Terrain Use: Half Pipe, Jumps, Boxes and Rails, Groomers, All Mountain

Pros: Boot hold, Durable, Lightweight, Well known brand, Popular model

Cons: Difficult in & out, Poor adjustability, Uncomfortable

Other Thoughts: These were my second and last pair of Ride bindings. Not sure what Ride was thinking with their revolver ratchet system. There's a certain way to unstrap and even when I tried that method, I could never get these suckers off. I had Ride send me replacement ratchets from their cheaper SPi model but too little too late. These bindings have been hanging on a rack halfway through the first season I got them (that's when I switched to Rome 390s). If you want an extremely no frills light weight bindings. Look into the Ride bindings. Otherwise don't bother. The adjustability and comfort isn't there.