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Shark Evoline Series 2 ST Helmet The Shark Evoline ST features a new EPS liner design shaped to fit speakers and battery for the Sharktooth Bluetooth device. Sharktooth Bluetooth System Compatible Upgraded Face Shield Better sealing against rain Better sealing against air Improved Scratch Resistance Improved Ratchet System (9 positions) Upgraded Sun Visor Lengthened to address issues where sun visor did not come down far enough Neck / Side covers gained 1cm in width for noise reduction and better protection against weather New side markings New Series 2 specific logo Evoline 2 ST Features Shell made from injected thermoplastic resin. Multi-component internal shock absorber with different densities. Air flow circulation through integrated channels. Centrally controlled interior anti-scratch sun visor. External high safety toric anti-scratch / demister visor. External visor, easy to dismantle without tools. Can be opened with one hand. Stainless steel closing system. Inset vents. Hermetic watertight edging. Anti-backwash deflector. Meryl interior, can be fully dismantled, washable and adjustable. Double-D ring Racing chin strap. Meets or exceeds D.O.T. and ECE 22-05 standards The only helmet carrying a double full-face and jet ECE22-05 homologation 5 year warranty Note the only difference between the Absolute, Wayer, and Solid color Evoline helmets is the color scheme
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Buy this helmet if...
PostedSeptember 5, 2011
MotoGreg
From Denver
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
3
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
5
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5
Noise Level
Quiet
Loud
Weight
Light
Heavy
Shape
Narrow
Round
If you have been going back and forth between the Nolan, Shuberth and others for weeks like I have, this review may help. Helmets are important investments for your health, comfort and looks while riding. I wanted the cool flip up, it works well, opens with a single gloved hand and can be closed while riding (even though i don't recommend). The actual flip is easy and securing the chinbar can be done with one hand but I recommend two in order to make sure both sides click. The insides are comfy, high quality padding. Vision is awesome, drop down visor works well. Both the shade and shield are optically correct and crystal clear. I read reports of the shade not coming down low enough but it does for me and i wear glasses. I did notice that the helmet can shift back a little on your head if you don't have the strap on right, this could cause the visor from not coming down far enough. Make sure your strap is secure and you have the right size! Note on the glasses, they have little pads that can be removed to make room for your glasses and they work perfect!!! I have been riding Shoei for a long time, they fit my head great. I'm a large and bought a large in the Shark Evoline 2 ST which fits perfect with the exception of two areas. While closed there is pressure on my forehead/front of helmet and the cheek pads are too thick. I have been waiting for the XL replacement pads to become available again, this will fix the cheeks. Makes me look like a chipmunk when in 3/4 mode. Airflow is great, noise is what you would expect from a modular. I will wear earplugs on long rides. My old Shoei was just as loud. I went back and forth between the Nolan and this helmet. If you are on the fence and want a modular that lets you ride while flipped up, look no further. It is worth the money!!!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Drum dyed leather top Molded knuckle protector with gel padding High density padding on fingers, cuff, and wrist Double leather wrap around palm Reflective stripe Double cuff closure Available in Mens sizes S2XL
Overall rating
Great glove for the price
PostedSeptember 5, 2011
MotoGreg
From Denver
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
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Love the sleek look of the glove. As with other reviewers, the pinky is extra long compared to the rest of the fingers. Fits a bit tight at first but after riding with them a couple weeks the gloves have broken in and they are very comfotable. They feel a little thin in the palm but overall they are a good lightweight glove with decent protection
Yes, I recommend this product.
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