Helmet. What is the lightest/least fogging

Thanks! Everyone else seems to think it doesn't rate an answer. Don't know why.
Because most guys know there is no answer they can give you.

Each helmet fits each person differently.
Every persons head is shaped uniquely. What fits Rider A
comfortably might be too tight for Rider B even though
it's the right size.

I ride with an AGV Demon Top Vent because it fits my face the most comfortably.
 
HJC
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I recommend the GAZOO3000 BIGnGREENIE
Bluetooth antenna included
be the first kid on your block
the perfect helmet to go with your Flintstone's Chewable themed Hayabusa  

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I'm just trying to help...

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Cheers
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You do realize that when you start shopping for "the lighest" helmet you start to get into the expensive helmets, right? You have not mentioned what the budget for your comfort is. Is $400 a lot to spend on a helmet in your opinion?
Give a $$ idea of what you are willing to spend to get recommendations and reviews to fit that $$$ range. If you feel $200 is in your budget then people will stop recommending Suomy, RX-7's, etc. But understand this, the more you pay the better quality, features, weight and protection you get.

I have a Suomy extreme ($500), a Arai profile ($450) and a old HJC AC-10 ($175 the loaner helmet). I got my helmets on sale so I did not pay those prices and never figured I would spend $500 on a helmet, but after having these I can tell you they are worth the $$$.
 
You summed it up pretty good there Megawatt, whats that famous saying: "You get what you pay for" ? I think when it comes to helmets you should be willing to spend atleast a min. of $200 to protect that noggin.
 
Had a HJC AC-11 found it real noisey on the highway even with molded earplugs, Head size was in between Large and X-Large.  My new helmet is a Shoei RF1000 and it is lighter and fits my head great, alot less wind noise and very comfortable.  Fogs up slightly at light but clears up as soon as you start moving, just crack the visor at the lights, as for the breath gaurd that came with the helmet tried it but for me keeps visor clear but fogs my perscription glasses instead.
 
Check out the Joe Rocket RKT 101 Carbon. I just bought one and it fits unbelievably well. I can't really tell you what shape head it fits other than mine. No I don't really know what shape my head is, never paid attention to it. Anyway it is very light and comfy and looks nice. It supposedly has very good ventilation. I can't really give a good analysis since I haven't gotten my bike back together yet(soon-like within a week or so).
 
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