The Icon Airframe Pro Pleasuredome 2 stands out as one of the most visually striking full-face helmets available today, offering aggressive modern style, solid safety credentials, and exceptional ventilation—the very features sought after by sportbike riders, supermoto fans, and street enthusiasts alike. After nearly two years of regular use, here’s everything Singapore and Southeast Asian riders need to know.
Ventilation & Comfort
- Intake and Exhaust: Six front intakes along the brow and three on the jaw; seven rear exhaust ports drive excellent airflow—perfect for humid climates and sweaty sport riding
- Shell: Lightweight composite, offered in four shell sizes for precise fit; tested for durability with minimal damage even after drops
- Liner: Three-piece removable liner, wears exceptionally well over time—no major compression or fraying after two years, stays comfortable and retains its shape
Visor System & Functionality
- Visor Detents: Six-position visor, locks firmly with a lug for enhanced crash protection; practical, although a bit stiff to open one-handed when fully locked
- Anti-fog: Stock visor is anti-fog and scratch resistant; includes a breath guard and detachable chin curtain
- Swapping: Visor side clips (holding the quick-release panels) may wear out over time—keep spares handy, as lost clips can be costly to replace
Day-and-night visor swaps are easy, but riders should keep an eye on those removable side panels for long-term ownership.
Aerodynamics, Weight & Riding Experience
- Profile: Rear “race hump” supports neck in crouched positions, enhancing visibility for sport and track use; may feel less natural in an upright riding position
- Weight: Tipped at roughly 1.6 kg, but evenly distributed—feels lighter than expected in daily use or on longer rides
- Fit: Designed primarily for intermediate oval heads—plush liner accommodates Asian and Western head shapes comfortably
Noise, Security, and Usability
- Wind Noise: High ventilation means inevitable wind noise—earplugs strongly recommended for highway or track riding
- Closure: Double D-ring system; secure, universally accepted for racing, though less convenient for some
- Drop Safety: Survives drops well, with tough shell construction
Graphics & Visual Appeal
- Art & Finish: The Pleasuredome 2 features wild, vibrant graphics—buxom space women, alien robots, stars, and explosions cover every inch. Designed to grab attention and double as rolling artwork on any street or track.
- Custom Looks: Among the most sought-after graphics in Icon’s lineup, with a premium feel and clear coat that keeps colors vibrant for years
Downside & Value
- Cost: Priced from US$325 (plain) to US$500+ (graphic editions); not cheap, but competitive with premium helmet brands
- Everyday Use: Overkill for the occasional commuter, but ideal for enthusiast riders and those who frequent the track
- Noise: Lacks the quiet of plush touring lids, traded in favor of airflow and performance
Who Should Buy the Icon Airframe Pro Pleasuredome 2?
- Sportbike and supermoto riders craving serious ventilation, light weight, and aggressive looks
- Track day enthusiasts who need safety, stability, and premium aerodynamics
- Style-conscious riders who want to turn heads with unique, collectible graphics
- Helmet collectors and Icon fans who appreciate limited-run designs and high-contrast art
Final Thoughts
The Icon Airframe Pro Pleasuredome 2 delivers premium safety features, all-day ventilation, and unmistakable style—making it a top choice for aggressive riders, collectors, or anyone seeking standout gear. In Singapore’s tropical heat or at local track days, this helmet is both protection and conversation piece.