Shoei Neotec 3

The Neotec 3 by Shoei is the undisputed standard in modular helmets.
In combination with the Personal Fitting System and Sena SRL-3 communication, it's a winner on all fronts.

The Shoei Neotec 3 is undoubtedly one of the most advanced modular helmets on the market. The outer shell is made of multi-composite fiberglass and offers optimal impact protection. In combination with the EPS lining with a dual-density system, this helmet effectively absorbs and disperses shocks. The optimized ventilation system features large openings at the chin and on top of the helmet, ensuring maximum airflow and fresh air circulation. The large, clear visor provides a panoramic view.

The versatility of this two-in-one helmet, along with superior aerodynamics, an improved sun visor, and seamless integration of the Shoei Comlink system, makes the Neotec 3 the perfect companion for all your motorcycle rides. No matter where the road takes you, the Neotec 3 Grasp impresses with style and precision. This innovative helmet sets new standards thanks to its flip-up system, ECE 22/06 certification, sleek design, and ultimate wearing comfort.

If the helmet doesn't fit perfectly, there's always the option for a Shoei Personal Fit.

Safety

• Shock-absorbent shell in AIM
  EPS liner system with multiple densities
  Mist-retardant CNS-3C Pinlock® visor
  Stainless steel Micro Ratchet System 
  360° Pivot locking system made of stainless steel
  Double homologation P/J
  ECE 22/06 homologation

Comfort

• QSV-2 sun visor 
  CNS-3C visor available in individual tints
  3 different shell sizes (XS-M/ L/ XL-XXL)
  3D centre pad
  Cheek pads in different thicknesses (31, 35, 39 mm)
  All pads detachable, washable
  Ear pads
  Shoei Comlink system
  Pinlock® sheet, Breath Guard & Chin Curtain included

Ventilation

• Multiple venting and extraction
  Closable Inlets on brow & chin
  Insect filter inside
  Outlets at the rear 
  Increased airflow

Aerodynamics

• Integrated spoiler
  Seamless design, fluid shape 
  Wind tunnel engineered aerodynamics