I have an all matte black non-MIPS Overtake. Best helmet I've ever had.
Pros
- acts like an aero helmet, but cools like a normal helmet
- absolutely bee-proof
- doesn't shove the earpieces of my sunglasses into my ears (which my Kali liked to do)
- alarmingly light, even in Large
- comes in like a zillion colors
- looks moderately less dorky than other helmets, which all look pretty dorky... so it is marginally less dorky
- comes with two complete inner pad sets, which is just nice
Cons
- okay, maybe it doesn't cool exactly as well as a traditional helmet-- but I've worn it above 100º and been fine. So this is a maybe-con.
- if you don't have hair ( I don't) the bit at the back with the click adjuster can press on your neck, so I have to position my helmet liner just right
- sits a little higher-- which for some may actually be a pro-- but I had gotten used to the rim of the helmet being barely above the tops of my glasses. The Overtake sits up about an inch above the glasses, but I think that's because it's designed to be ridden with the head angled down a little. So it's a sorta-con for me, but not for everyone
I haven't ridden it in the rain to see what the Koroyd does in that situation-- but probably won't, as I still have a Bolle The One which has clip-in covers making it about 95% rainproof. The Overtake is significantly lighter (nearly 25%,) and even cooler than the Bolle. No issues at all with the straps or clip.
Full disclosure, I bought it specifically to combat bees. Prior to owning the Smith, I had so many bees go in the vents I'd lost count. And I'm not gonna cut up some old nylons and wrap them over the helmet to keep bees out.