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Shark S900 Motorcycle Helmet | Dual w/ Super Light Thermoplastic Injected Shell

Andy — Mon, 23 May 2011 22:23:40 +0000

There's one question in the motorcycle industry I'm sure you've already been asked: "How much is your head worth?" I've heard sales guys use this line tons of times when trying to get me into an expensive Arai or Shoei helmet. I'm not saying that those brands are a waste of money; they go through extraneous tests to get on the shelf, but so does every DOT and SNELL-rated helmet out on the market.

The Shark S900 Dual Helmet is a great way to protect your noggin -- and your wallet. The Shark S900 is DOT certified and one of the first helmets to use a complete thermoplastic injected shell, which helps bring its weight to a super-light 4.5 pounds. Not only is the S900 aggressively designed for style, but its design also helps create an even balance so you minimize any sore spots on your neck. It also has an integrated smoke visor for those moments when the sun sneaks though the trees and into your eyes. And speaking of your eyes, the visor is a 2.2-mm shield with a Total Vision treatment on it to keep it fog-free. You can also remove the pads and clean them after a hot, sweaty ride.

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Shark Evoline Absolute Helmet, Black | Carbon Fiber Modular Full to Open Face Visor

Star — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 21:32:25 +0000

Shark Helmets are top-of-the-line helmets that are built for speed, comfort, and safety. They are technologically superior to most other helmets in several ways. For one, they are made of composite shells manufactured from a variety of super strong elements (carbon fiber and aramid fiber) in a multi-directional design for superior strength and protection. The internal shock absorbers are similarly made with multi-elements and differentiated density.

The Shark Evoline Modular helmet can also convert from a full-face to an open-face and back again via the retractable visor. The visor is also scratch-resistant and offers UV protection. The interior can be fully dismantled for cleaning and adjusting. The visor is also treated for anti-fog.

Shark enlists top road racers from around the world to do field research for their helmet designs. Their helmets are known for being lightweight and comfortable. The Evoline Modular weighs 5 lbs.

In addition to all this, the Shark Evoline Modular is an attractive helmet, with a tribal ghost tattoo design and the subtle Shark fin running along the top. This helmet looks fast, and it looks expensive. And guess what: it is. It's an investment. It may be one of the most expensive pieces of riding gear you own, but then again, it is protecting your noggin.

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Shark DOT Helmet w/ Chin Strap Unlock | Vented Evoline Absolute Black

Tim — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:37:45 +0000

Revolutionary. This new Shark Evoline Absolute Helmet is certainly that. It's hard to know where to start. I guess it makes sense to start with the helmet's most striking feature: the patented Tech-Move System Chinstrap. The chin bar unlocks, moves to a back position, and integrates with the lines of the shell. Such an "outside the box" design is sure to inspire strong reactions both pro and con. However, most initial rider comments are positive, so it seems Shark has done something right here.

With such a innovative chin bar, it's easy to overlook the helmet's other features. The shell is constructed of an injected thermoplastic resin. Venting comes in the form of integrated channels, and the interior padding is removable and washable.

The helmet does not carry Snell certification, but it meets or exceeds D.O.T. and ECE 22-05 standards. It is warranted for 5 years, which is reassuring. The helmet comes in sizes extra small through extra large.

I am a traditionalist, so I'm not sure what to think about the new Shark Evoline Absolute helmet. If it proves to hold up to use, and more importantly to crashes, this may be a design of the future. Shark is an up-and-coming manufacturer, and they are certainly testing the new technology market.

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Shark Evoline Helmet | Modular Full-Face Helmet Review

Brad — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:07:34 +0000

This is one ambitiously innovative helmet. Advertised as a modular, it'd also be easy to label as a convertible because it can be altered from a full-face helmet to a half helmet. The French company Shark is relatively new to the U.S. market, but they'll definitely draw attention to themselves with the Evoline.

The most obvious feature-and where the 'evolutionary' part of the name originates--is its rollover chin-guard. Raise the visor, push the red button at the inside front, and the jaw of the helmet disengages up and over to the back of the helmet. In place, the now reversed lower piece fits in like an intended three-dimensional design on a half-helmet.

And then you get the "jet" feature: a second visor inside the first. You activate the sun visor by reaching up and sliding a lever on the top of the helmet. And of course this works whether or not you have the chin-guard in place. This by itself is an awesome addition, in my opinion.

You might expect that with this sort of versatility would come a looseness of fit between all those moving parts. Not so. The Evoline doesn't whistle or leak at the visor or the seams of the moveable parts. The moving parts lock solidly into place and don't rattle or vibrate. This is a top-quality helmet and beautifully finished. The liner is comfortable and removable, and the helmet cinches to your head with a standard D-ring fastener.

In the upper mid-range as helmets go, this is a fairly good deal for an interesting and highly adaptable helmet.

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Shark RSI Helmet Face Shield Blue | VZ8030P BLU-TU

Ila — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:52:39 +0000

If you're looking for a replacement visor or a daytime visor for your Shark RSI helmet, then I don't need to tell you how smart you are for buying an RSI. You already know how well-designed, comfortable, and robust the Shark helmets are, but there's no sense in having a top-of-the-line helmet with a scratched-up visor. Just because your helmet is going to protect your brain in a crash, that doesn't mean you want to invite one because you can't see.

This Shark face shield has a mirrored blue tint to reduce the glare of the sun. Sunglasses don't help as much as you would suspect when you're driving north or south at sunset. You just end up riding blind on one side. A daytime shield will save you neck pain from having to ride with your head twisted, looking sideways down the road to keep your glasses angled at the sun.

I've never dropped my helmet, but somehow the visor always seems to get scratched. There must be some very sharp bugs out in the world. This shield is treated to provide scratch and fog resistance. Replacement visors are readily accessible and, considering the quality of the visor and the helmet, the cost is not surprisingly high.

Remember that the blue tinted visor is not intended for night use. Clear visors are also available and, if you want the tint, you can select from light smoke, dark smoke, chrome mirror, or the blue mirror.

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Shark RSR 2 Muggeridge Helmet | Streetbike Helmet

Sharon — Tue, 27 May 2008 18:15:49 +0000

Shark crafted a great helmet here, stylish in design, and equipped with everything you need to keep you safe on the road.

The multi-directional composite-fiber shell is made from a durable Carbon/Aramid blend, two of the most competent solids in keeping your head safe. Integrated ducts direct the air movement via a high-flow ventilation system with an easy-open vent.

The visor is, of course, anti-fog; however, Shark added Venturi side extractors and its Total Vision capability for anti-scratch, as well as its Push One visor quick-release system using four different anchor points.

Inside the shell you'll find 6 multi-element shock absorbers with distinct densities all depending on where your head is situated.

There are too many features to list here, but there's room for one more: Shark claims that the Muggeridge is the "lightest helmet in its class."

So they managed to design a helmet that feels weightless, while being as hard as a rock. Impressive.

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Shark Helmets RSI Alien Motorcycle Helmet

Ken — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 22:48:35 +0000

The RSI Alien Helmet from Shark Helmets provides the rider with an excellent blend of safety, comfort and modern technological advancements in aerodynamic design.

The outer shell is crafted from multi-directional composite fibers that have Carbon/Aramid added to provide even greater strength for added durability and safety while Venturi deflectors direct airflow more effectively, meeting or exceeding D.O.T. and ECE 22-05 standards.

The 2.2mm Total Vision visor is treated to resist scratching and fogging and features Shark's patented "Push One" quick release system while demisting is controlled with the visor frame diffuser.

The RSI offers a chin cover and ergonomic cheek pads for a comfortable fit. The interior is a microfiber fabric that is removable and can be washed.

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