Wilson MLB Pro Stock Titanium Umpire Helmet

Way to tight!!!! The padding is great, but lands right on the ears. Glasses or sunglasses can not be worn with this umpire helmet. If you manage to get the helmet on with your glasses, you are not able to get the helmet off quickly when needed. I should've read the reviews prior to this purchase.

I love the look, weight, and finish of the helmet, BUT it runs small. My cap size is 7 3/8 and only after a lot of adjustments was I able to *squeeze* it over my head. Very uncomfortable and not practical for 9 innings of use. Due to the side padding in the helmet, unless you have a truly tiny—and I mean tiny—head, I can’t imagine anyone being able to wear sunglasses underneath.

This umpire mask is amazing! Comfortable and lightweight. I owe this mask my life since, without it, I would not be alive today. I bought this 2 years ago, replacing my standard mask (10+ years old). Last season I had a ball come off the bat and curved weird and hit me in the ear!!! It took me out of the game with only a headache and some ringing in the ear, but at least I'm still alive!!!

I had no idea they discontinued the Shock FX2.0. This is as inferior a product "improvement" as I have ever seen. Compared to the Shock 2.0, the comfort level is terrible, the visibility is terrible, and there's far less ventilation. As others have stated, no way you're getting sunglasses under this and I had no problem wearing sunglasses under my old helmet. Also, since you don't have the springs in the mask, you're going to feel those foul balls a lot more. I also don't care for the shape or style compared to my Shock 2.0. Epic fail, in my opinion. If you're coming from a Wilson Shock FX 2.0, don't even waste your time. I am currently looking at other helmets as this will be returned.

Have now used it for over week. A couple of games to get it adjusted with my eye glasses and the feel of the pads inside. It was a hot weekend and this umpire helmet stayed cool. Of course after a couple of foul balls, the first thing I said was, "Money Well Spent".

Do not buy this helmet if the following apply to you: you have a larger head (I wear a 7 3/8), if you wear prescription eyewear, or if you wear sunglasses on the stick. While the comfort is good versus the leather headband of the FX 2.0, it will NOT accommodate eyewear, and you will lose a layer of skin on your ears if you have a larger head. I am very disappointed with this latest attempt from Wilson. I ordered an All-Star System 7 helmet, it accommodates my eyewear, my larger head, and while I would implore All-Star to fit it with a titanium mask to shave off a bit of weight, the comfort is way, way ahead of this helmet.

I have only worn this helmet for three games and really like it. Two things, it is tight on my ears to the point it rubbed a layer of skin off my right ear. With it being this tight there's no way to wear any kind of glasses. I do have kinda big melon, 7 1/2. Outside of it being tight and can't wear glasses, I like it.

I like this product. There seems to be an improvement with the inner lining over its predecessor. It also seems that it flips off a little easier while wearing sun glasses under the mask.

I waited awhile for this helmet to come out, and I was very impressed with the comfort and durability of it! The helmet is just a little small for my big head though, and my prescription glasses don't fit well in it at all. I wear Oakley prescription glasses and sunglasses, and whereas my sunglasses fit great, the padding gets in the way of my regular glasses, distorting my view. If you have a bigger head or wear prescription glasses, I'd say to lean more towards the older titanium shock 2.0 if possible.