Shopping for a riding helmet often comes down to a simple trade-off: do you want electronics built in, or a clean shell that's ready to ride? The four full-face and modular helmets here cover both approaches, with listed prices from $35.99 to $167.39. The lower-priced options keep the build straightforward, while the higher-priced model adds camera and headset hardware. Each helmet has a different balance of features, condition, and size, so the right pick depends on what you actually need on the bike.
Quick take
At the lower end, the Hormy Dual Visor Flip-up and the 1Storm Dual Visor Modular both list at $35.99 and offer a tilt-up chin bar with full-face coverage. The ILM Bluetooth Modular sits in the middle at $92.99 and adds comms connectivity, but this unit is listed as pre-owned. The ORZ DOT Intercom Bluetooth Full Face carries the highest listed price at $167.39 and bundles a camera headset combo into the shell. That spread means the decision is less about cost alone and more about whether you value built-in electronics or a simple shell.
Listed-price comparison
| Riding helmet | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| ORZ DOT Intercom Bluetooth Full Face | USD 167.39 | |
| Hormy Dual Visor Flip-Up Modular | USD 35.99 | |
| 1Storm Dual Visor Modular Full Face | USD 35.99 | |
| ILM Bluetooth Modular 953P | USD 92.99 |
Decision matrix
- If you want a camera and headset integrated in one helmet, the ORZ model is the one to start with.
- If you need a simple modular shell with a matte finish and no electronics, the Hormy is a direct fit.
- If you're looking for a size M modular helmet, the 1Storm fits the 57-58 cm band.
- If you're comfortable with pre-owned gear and want rider-to-rider intercom, the ILM is the middle option.
Product notes
ORZ DOT Intercom Bluetooth Motorcycle Full Face Helmet W/Camera High Definition
The ORZ full-face helmet bundles a Q29 headset and a high-definition camera into the shell, with built-in speakers, a scratch-resistant visor, a removable interior, and ventilation. The quick-release closure and graphic finish round out the package, and the helmet is aimed at all-season riding. The main limitation is the electronics setup: the package includes the helmet with the Q29 headset, but no instructions are included, and professional installation is recommended. For a rider who wants comms and recording without buying separate hardware, this is the integrated choice to compare against the simpler modular shells in this group.
Hormy Dual Visor Motorcycle Full Face Helmet Flip up Modular Adult DOT Black Large US
The Hormy is a matte black modular helmet with a dual visor, quick-change visor, and a plain finish. The listed features include ventilation and a semi-removable interior, and the description points to FMVSS-218 and DOT standards. It's a no-frills flip-up helmet for someone who doesn't need Bluetooth or camera gear and wants a straightforward shell that does the basics. The limitation is the specific listing: the product title indicates black, large, US sizing, and the semi-removable interior is less convenient for deep cleaning than a fully removable liner. If size large matches your head, this keeps the purchase simple.
1Storm Motorcycle Modular Full Face Helmet Dual Visor Dual Lens Riding Bike Moto Colors
The 1Storm is a modular full-face with a dual visor and dual-lens design, so you get an inner and outer lens arrangement without needing to swap shields manually. The listing size is M, corresponding to the 57-58 cm head circumference band in the size chart. There is no Bluetooth or camera hardware here, which suits a rider who wants a clean shell and will add accessories separately. The limitation is the fixed size M in the listing and the pared-down feature set apart from the visor arrangement. If you need a size M shell, this is a direct and uncomplicated option.
ILM Used Bluetooth Modular Full Face Motorcycle Helmet 6 Riders Group Inter 953P
The ILM is listed as pre-owned, so it's not a new-in-box option. The description covers built-in Bluetooth, rider-to-rider intercom with a range up to 3,280 feet, a fully removable microfiber lining, and DOT approval. The matte black, plain design keeps the look subdued, and the quick-release closure makes it easy to take on and off. The two limitations to weigh are the used condition and the description's note that the helmet runs one size smaller due to the Bluetooth module, so size confirmation matters. For a rider who wants intercom range while skipping the camera-equipped ORZ, this is the pre-owned middle path.
Final recommendation
Match the helmet to the way you ride. The ORZ gives you a camera and headset combined in one shell, useful if you want an integrated setup from the start and you're prepared to handle the electronics installation. The Hormy and 1Storm are both simple modular options, with the differences coming down to finish and size details rather than electronics. The ILM adds rider-to-rider comms to a used shell, which suits someone who wants talk capability without matching the highest listed price. Decide first whether built-in tech is worth the higher listed price, then let size and condition narrow the field.
