Great pieces of kit and once used, you'll never go back to conventional visors and anti-fog sprays etc (fairy liquid was always my choice
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Do make sure the visor is Pinlock ready as some manufacturers supply both types for the same helmet(conventional anti-fog or Pinlock ready).
The inserts can occasionally be fitted slightly incorrectly but any tension can usually be taken up by rotating the Pinlock pins themselves with either a screw driver (if they have a slot) or very carefully with pliers. The locating point on the pin is slightly of center and gives you a 'cam' action as you rotate it. To check the seal, run the corner of a thin piece of paper all around the edge. If it gets past the seal, it needs adjusting slightly.
We do have a steady trickle of customers complaining that we have incorrectly supplied a tinted insert as opposed to clear and that we should correct this immediately. The pinlock inserts themselves are supplied with a very fine yellowy protective film that needs removing once fitted.
Reactolite inserts are cool but do not work anywhere as near as quickly in the UK as those used under say a much brighter Californian sky.