Fits well. Recommended to others.

BVRT ticked off the Bucket list.
3 riders with DaBrims and one without......Guess who got the most attention from the magpies along the way....not me or the other 2 DaBrim wearers my friends - I heard them come down but they just couldn't get close enough to scare me. The other guy got hammered. Apart from the Maggies;
Da Brims were fantastic. They did not come off or cause any issues at higher speed and kept the sun and magpies at bay. No Sunburn is always a good thing.
Worth every cent.

I love cycling, but I am terrified of magpies. So much so during the months Sept - Dec I won't go anywhere near my bike, because of my fear of being attacked. Yesterday, I went out on my bike wearing a da brim, and even though I was swooped a couple of times, came away unscathed and relieved I was wearing a Da Brim.

I bought the da Brim not so much for sun shade (although it covers that issue very well) but as a major component in my anti-magpie-attack defense system. Combined with the bird repellent spikes on top of my helmet it works a treat. I admit to having doubts that the brim would handle winds and speed but that's all in the past now. I've tested it going downhill into direct wind at 40+ kph and it stayed in place with no flapping and no drag that I could notice. I might not look like a typical cyclist but while they are looking around nervously for oncoming black and white missiles I cruise on without a care in the world. The birds can't get me from above or below. What a relief. I'm just kicking myself that I waited so long.

Da Brim was very easy to fit (Bontrager Solstice helmet). I have used it in various conditions and at speeds of up to 40km/h with no problems at all. A strong cross wind can be felt, but is not a problem. At high speeds Da Brim does not cause any issues at all. Best of all, no magpies have hit me or the helmet since I have put it on - this includes some known magpies that have taken pieces out of my ears previously.