This is my second helmet I have ever owned. Previous one was a shark d-skwal 2. Can’t say I saw a huge upgrade with the N80-8. Feels quite noisy after 100km. The sun visor switch gets stuck sometimes and doesn’t pull up all the way, that was my biggest disappointment with this product. Overall I’d say it’s a good helmet for the price.

The helmet was purchased so that the Xlite 702GT would not be used in the city, but it has also been used on very long trips, on a motorcycle with excellent protection (R1200RT and SH300 with a large windshield).

Average sound insulation, good fit, but it becomes tiring (annoying) after a long time, average ventilation (even bad without pinlock, which is bought separately).
Tangible build quality is very good, although there are some creaks.
Sun protection is excellent.
Fortunately, there has been no need so far to test its safety, but it meets the latest European standards 2206.
It is not suitable at all for long distances, it becomes very tiring.
It is a city helmet and for relatively short suburban routes at low speeds, where it performs satisfactorily.

I got the helmet mainly for sun protection.

Fit is okay.

It's not as good in soundproofing as the helmet I had that was half the price, which was better in that area.

In all other aspects, it's fine and the sun protection really makes a big difference.

I should also mention that the sun visor fogs up quite easily if you have the helmet closed even at moderate speed.

good fit and good internal padding, otherwise it is noisy and has quite a few creaks, the ventilation seems good but fogs up very easily, compared to the ls2 I had and at half the price as well only in fit and internal padding it excels!!!

For the money, very good helmet.. good fit, good visibility, good materials.. ventilation could be better.. it makes noise at high speeds, but which one doesn't? very nice and overall a good choice..

Very good in application, it doesn't tire you with side wind. I haven't used it for travel, only in the city and Attiki Odos. Definitely worth its money.

Owner of the N80-8 here for a week now, unfortunately it was my first bad purchase for a helmet. My previous helmets were SHOEI (~400euro) and ICON (~220euro), and they were superior in terms of material quality and noise. I ride in the city with a scooter and it still makes noise even at 60-70 kilometers per hour. Also, its microlock is unacceptable, very tight and I have to wear it on the first "tooth" by force. Overall, in my opinion, the microlock is a bad mechanism, I prefer the double D Ring. However, as a helmet, it fits well on my head and meets the latest safety specifications.

Very good helmet for its price, I had the previous version N87 for 5 years so I knew what I was getting, the plastics are not the best as it presents some creaking noises in general. After 120 km/h it has quite a bit of noise, but for this category you don't expect miracles.

Like all Nolan helmets, it is undoubtedly a value for money helmet for light use.
The ventilation is simply satisfactory.
The visor, without the pinlock, fogs up with the slightest stop at the traffic lights.
Also, it is definitely not a helmet for speeds over 120km/h.
For general light use, it is definitely worth its money.
But anyone who has worn a €450+ helmet on their head understands the difference in the first 5 minutes of riding.
Overall, it is worth its money, but only for specific use.
Note that the cheapest version (white with black plastics) does NOT include the pinlock.

Very good helmet, I recommend it. It comes with a booklet for instructions. Its visor is relatively easy to remove for cleaning. I bought the Small size (I have a relatively average head size) and at first it felt tight, but you easily get used to it and over time it loosens slightly, so it's better to choose a size that initially feels a bit tight as it will be more comfortable and safe later on.