Shoei's adventure helmet: four shell sizes, an aerodynamic peak and a Pinlock EVO included. For tarmac and gravel without giving up Shoei's finish.
- Approval
- ECE 22.06
- Shell sizes
- 4
- Shell material
- Multi-composite fibre (AIM+)
3 adventure helmets reviewed
Adventure motorcycle helmets: the ones we recommend
For tarmac and gravel: the ventilation and vision of an off-road helmet with the visor of a road helmet.
A fibre adventure helmet with a sun visor and Pinlock included, three shell sizes and a very reasonable price.
- Weight
- 1,550 g
- Approval
- ECE 22.06
- Shell sizes
- 3
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An adventure flip-front with a sun visor: lift the chin bar at stops without taking the helmet off.
- Weight
- 1,720 g
- Approval
- ECE 22.06
- Shell sizes
- 3
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An adventure helmet combines the best of a road full-face and an off-road helmet: a visor for the tarmac, a peak that blocks sun and branches, and a forward chin bar that breathes better at low speed on gravel.
What to look for:
- An aerodynamic peak: on the motorway, a poorly designed peak catches the wind and tires your neck.
- Ventilation: off-road you go slowly and sweat a lot.
- An internal sun visor: not all have one.
- Pinlock: essential in cold and wet weather.
The catch: they are noisier than a road full-face. If you mostly ride motorways, a touring full-face is more comfortable; if you go off the tarmac, an adventure helmet is the natural choice.