Met Estro, 283g review

In fact, it seems that a sweaty head is something that Met takes for granted - the Estro is the only helmet here to feature a silicone forehead gripper/pad which, it has to be said, is a lot more comfy than it looks.
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Quick drying
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Racy looks will find appeal
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Cradle not easy to adjust
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From the racy shape to the detailing on the strap, our first impressions were of a helmet way more expensive.
But you get what you pay for, and the Estro is let down by a cradle that isn't easy to adjust vertically, and has a slightly cheap feel to the dial adjuster.
Padding is minimal though not uncomfortable and it dries far more quickly than the others.
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