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- Review Shoei Neotec 3 - Adventure Rider
To that end, Shoei now has two locking positions on the Neotec 3’s flip-front design; the second one really locks it into place, so you don’t have the flip-front falling down and obscuring your vision at a traffic stop or something like that There’s also a 360-degree locking mechanism to keep that flip-front attached to your helmet safely
- Arai vs Shoei - Adventure Rider
I've been wearing (mostly) Arai and SHOEI alternatively, since early 80s (The days of Arai Omni, SHOEI RF-102) The latest Arai (to me) was (still is) RX-7-X (Corsair X JDM version), the latest SHOEI and current favorite is X-14 (again, JDM) X-14 has wider range of head shape adjustment
- Shoei Neotec 3 Now Available To US Customers - Adventure Rider
The Neotec 2 had been in Shoei’s lineup for a few years now; it was considered one of the top motorcycle helmets available You might wonder how much a touring helmet can change between generations, and whether we needed an update, but Europe’s move to the ECE 22 06 standard meant updated safety regs, and that meant we get this third-gen
- Shoei Hornet X2 Navigate TC-3 Helmet Review - Adventure Rider
The interior uses Shoei’s 3D max-dry system II Shoei says that it absorbs sweat moisture 2 times faster than nylon Each of the interior system’s components is removable, washable and replaceable Upon donning the helmet for the first time, my impression was that the helmet has a very snug fit
- Shoei Hornet X2 Fitting Help - Adventure Rider
I tested about a dozen of adventure helmets before I picked two Hornet X2 was one of those that I tried, but didn't pick, I wanted a different color I liked the fit It is a typical Shoei -- intermediate oval -- considered very comfortable by over half of the US riders A smaller part of riders find round helmets more comfortable, such as
- next generation (2024+, ECE 22. 06) Shoei Hornet ADV X2
I have the NXR2, which has the latest CE rating It's noticably smaller and significantly lighter than the RF1200 which was replaced by the RF1400 which is the North American equivalent to the NXR2 I check the Shoei EU website weekly for any news about the new Hornet
- Shoei helmet liners and shell sizes - Adventure Rider
In Shoei's case, some of their liner sizes come in three thickness (5mm, 9mm, and 13mm) 5mm will substantially "loosen" the helmet and 13mm ill "tighten" it On Shoei's site's FAQs it is explicitly stated: "M sized liner is used for both S and M sized helmet
- Shoeis new Personal Fitting System. . . custom helmet liners (review to . . .
Thanks to Shoei it is now possible to alter the fit and shape of a motorcycle helmet, and thus improve the comfort of your skid lid Shoei have developed a revolutionary concept called the Shoei Personal Fitting System (PFS), a system which allows personal fitting experts to take a rider’s measurements and generate adjustments with Shoei’s
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