Are these actually different helmets?

No. Both are the LS2 Advant X Carbon with the same shell, chin bar, visor and certifications. Only the graphic name differs.

Which is better for touring?

Either one, since the hardware is identical. The flip chin bar and sun visor suit touring, but wind noise is rated 3.0/5, so wear earplugs.

Is the Halo worth the extra money?

Only if you want the Halo graphic. You get the same helmet for $338.02 at Champion Helmets versus $649.98 at Amazon as of November 4, 2026.

Does it work as an open-face helmet?

Yes. The chin bar rotates 180 degrees and the helmet is ECE P/J certified for both full-face and open-face use.

About 1470 grams plus or minus 50, which is light for a modular helmet thanks to the carbon shell.

Is it quiet enough for highway riding?

Testers rate noise 3.0/5 at 103 decibels. It is not as quiet as a fixed full-face helmet, so earplugs help.

LS2 Advant X Carbon Future II Helmet vs Advant X Carbon Halo Modular Motorcycle Helmet

These are the same helmet: the LS2 Advant X Carbon, sold under two graphic names. The Future II and the Halo share the 9K carbon shell, 180-degree flip chin bar, Pinlock insert, sun visor and ECE 22.06/DOT rating. The real difference is price: $338.02 at Champion Helmets as of November 4, 2026 versus $649.98 at Amazon. Buy the cheaper one unless you specifically want the Halo graphic.

Today the LS2 Advant X Carbon Future II Helmet costs $311.96 less at its best price.

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