Shoei Helmets


Shoei Helmets – Lightweight, strong and comfortable. Not the average shell.

SHOEI J-Wing Open-Face ANTHRACITE XL SHOEI J-Wing Open-Face WINE XL SHOEI RF-1000 Diabolic Zero Full-Face BLACK SHOEI X-Eleven Elias Full-Face RED
SHOEI J-Wing Open-Face ANTHRACITE SHOEI J-Wing Open-Face WINE SHOEI X-Eleven Elias Full-Face RED

Shoei helmets started operations in Tokyo Japan back in 1959. They earned JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) certification almost immediately. They expanded into North America in 1968.

Some of the first Shoei Helmets made were for racing. For a great off-road model, you can't go wrong with Shoei Helmets. They were one of the first to use Carbon Fiber and to provide ventilation - even in the chin bar. Their modular design was the first introduced to the market. Several models have a quick opening shield.

Some of the features and benefits of Shoei Helmets include:


Shell - Absorbs impact and distributes the energy.
Chin Strap  - Proper strength, firmly attached with metal rivets.
EPS Liner  - Energy that may pass the shell is absorbed by the EPS liner
Fabrics - Absorbs and dissipates sweat. A production feature of many models.
Inner Padding - High quality polyurethane using materials that create a perfect hold and seating.
Lightweight - Actual weight, felt weight, and dynamic weight (created by wind resistance) are very low.
Ventilation - Cool, dry air using the low pressure in the rear to draw out the warm, damp air.

Shoei Helmets utilize an Advanced Integrated Matrix (AIM)

1. The outer shell is mostly fiberglass. Organic fibers are integrated within creating great strength with low weight.
2. The shell is reinforced organic and glass fibers. It is lighter and more elastic, yet as strong as glass alone.
3. Synthetic resin is used for the outer shell. This creates strength and elasticity with heat during hardening. Resistant to corrosion.

AIM offers weight advantages and great impact protection. The shell and EPS liner of Shoei Helmets may show damage after an impact, but offer maximum protection. Standard hard design doen’t redirect energy, may not show damage, but injuries are more likely.

A wind tunnel is used to test the ventilation system. The shield is made of polycarbonate. For excellent visibility and protection from UV as well as scratch resistance, get one of the Shoei Helmets. With excellent aerodynamics and padding, wind noise is cut down to nearly none.