Shoei Hornet X2 Helmet 

Snell and DOT-218 approved

This helmet weighs in (based on size large) at 3.92 lbs.  
Multi ply Matrix AIM+ (Advanced Integrated Matrix Plus) shell is made from combining fiberglass with organic fibers
EQRS (Emergency Quick Release System) allows for emergency personnel to easily remove cheek pads from an injured riders helmet
3D Max-Dry system II interior
Dual layer multi density EPS liner
V-460 visor is designed to reduced lift and drag all while pushing air into the upper air intakes for optimal cooling
CNS-2 shield protects against 99% of UV rays and is distortion free
QR-N base plate allows for a quick and efficient shield changes for easy adaptation during your journey
Pinlock EVO fog resistant system comes standard and is the most effective anti-fog protection
X2's large eye port accepts goggles with removal of the shield
Large multi position lower air intakes and three neck outlets for cooling
Two shutter controlled upper air vents and four exhaust vents to release negative pressure suction

Pinlock ® EVO Shield and Insert (Included)
Ear Pads (Included)
Breath Guard (Included)
Chin Curtain (Included)
Nylon Drawstring Helmet Bag (Included)
Optional Shields Available




General Sizing information
If you are unsure about your size, compare your body measurements to the charts provided to determine the correct fit. These charts will give you a good idea of the size to order, but be sure to read special sizing information that may accompany an item description. Some merchandise dimensions may vary from the averages charted here.
Head Measurement
Measure your head size by wrapping a cloth tape measure horizontally around your head at a height of roughly one inch (2.5cm) above your eyebrows. This will give you a measurement of the largest portion of your head. Select the helmet that is closest to your head size. Oftentimes your head measurement may fall between two helmet sizes, if this occurs, try the smaller of the two sizes first.

Check for Proper Fit
With the helmet on, go through the following checklist:
Does the inner lining fit snugly around your entire head?
Does the top pad press closely around the dome of your head?
Are your cheek pads in contact with cheeks?
Does the brow lining fit snugly against brow (you should not be able to insert fingers between the lining and your brow)?
Take hold of the helmet with a hand on each side. Without moving your head, try to move the helmet up and down, side to side. You should feel the skin of your head and face being pulled as you try to move the helmet. If you can move the helmet around easily, it is too big and you should try a smaller size.