Motorcycle Helmet 2018 Shark Evo-One 2 size 60

2018 Shark Evo-One 2 size 60. Excellent condition rarely used. Like new. No wear. This EVO-ONE 2 sports a compact, aerodynamic, injected thermoplastic resin shell with 2 shell sizes. I like the lines of the helmet and the minimal front and back branding. The side plates are a new design that bring to mind a tachometer lending to the feeling of speed I’m sure Shark was trying to evoke in the lines of the helmet and the rear spoiler. The chin bar is a bit wider than normal to give it room to clear everything on its way around to the back. With the low-profile rear spoiler firmly attached just aft of the sun shade slide, it looks pretty racy. I expect that should help some with lift also at speed. The lower edge of the helmet has a hard rubber edge that turns under. This would make it harder to attach a communication device but it can be done. Otherwise, you could attach it with the adhesive back option. I positioned mine a little further back than is optimal with the boom mike but there was more room for clearance of the chin bar further back on the helmet. Liner​ Almost all helmets these days have a removable, washable liner and the EVO is no different. It attaches with bright orange snaps that are easy to find and click in with authority. The liner itself is CoolMax and has a subtle 3D texture that should help it feel less sticky when the temps and humidity soar. Air channels reveal the gray expanded polystyrene underneath. The lining has large pockets for speakers that open to the front of the helmet and close with velcro. Inside is a recess that fits my SENA speakers like it was made for them. The chin curtain on this helmet has a unique design. It is deployed with a blue plastic handle that is easy to find and use with gloves on. It snaps into place and stays there until you push it back up into place on the back of the chin bar. You do have to make sure it’s back in place before you rotate the chin bar otherwise it will catch on the rear spoiler (don’t ask me how I know this). Padding on the chin strap is adequately sized and nice and soft, it also has a snap on the end to secure the flapping end. Closure is with the tried and true double D ring. Shark EVO One 2 neck roll pad Double D ring with strap Also unique is the design of the neck roll. The surface next to your skin is very soft and there is soft elastic around the back that holds it close to your neck. And last but not least the liner is eyeglass friendly. Face Shield​ Your view out the front port of any helmet is the first line of defense against an accident. If you can’t see it coming you certainly can’t avoid it so clarity and field of view are the most important characteristics of any face shield. No waviness or blemishes in either the clear outer face shield or the inner sun shade on this helmet. Not even towards the bottom where sometimes the lip distorts the view. And although the chin bar has more vertical height than most of my other helmets it doesn’t reduce the view in any way which is about average both horizontally and vertically. The instructions include a graphic on pulling it down from the top center rather than using the lift tabs (located on either side) to close it and that does work the best. The detents are pretty robust with the first one opening the visor about a half inch. Removing the face shield is quite simple and easy although it does require some sort of tool to push in the little plastic triangles on either side with the visor in the fully open position. Replacing it is just as easy as lining up the triangles and making sure the little tab about half way up fits into the sliding mechanism on its way down. The inner sun shield is the best I’ve ever seen. It only measures 1/4 inch longer than most helmets. The optical quality is excellent.