Shoei X-SPR Pro Helmet - Matt Black

Track certified by the fastest rider on the planet, the X-SPR Pro is a proven race weapon, experience pure MotoGP performance on the street.

The X-SPR PRO is a further evolution of SHOEI's unstoppable challenge to continue to dominate in the world's top road racing championships, including MOTO GP. The X-SPRO Pro's race-focused shape, no compromise design, and completely new aerodynamic form ensures stable aerodynamic performance is available even at speeds exceeding 350km/h.

• ECE 22.06 + FIM Certified

Features

• Specialised aerodynamics for performance beyond 350 km/h
• All-new shield system for better upper field of vision
• Hydration system prepared for use in long races
• Integrated spoiler with vortex generators
• Rear stabilizer with flaps
• 7 air inlets, & 6 air outlets
• Shoei's lightest, strongest, most elastic shell to date
• Supplied with Pinlock EVO fog-resistant film
• E.Q.R.S (Emergency Quick Release System)
• Included breath guard, lower spoiler, and chin curtain

Safety

• Shock-absorbent shell in AIM+
• Modular EPS liner system with multiple densities
• Mist-retardant CWR-F2R Pinlock® visor
• Double D-Ring
• E.Q.R.S. security system (Emergency Quick Release System)
• ECE 22/06 – FIM homologation
  

Comfort

• 4 different outer shell sizes (XS-S / M / L / XL-XXL)
• Modular centre pad
• Cheek pads in different thicknesses (31mm, 35mm, 39mm, 43 mm)
• All pads detachable, washable
  

Ventilation

• High performance ventilation
• Innovative cheek vent system
• 7 closable air inlets & 6 air outlets
  

Aerodynamics

• Sophisticated aerodynamic system
• Rear stabilizer with flaps
• Lower air spoiler
  

Size Chart

How to Measure your Head

Properly measuring your head is crucial to finding a motorcycle helmet that fits comfortably and provides optimal safety. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you accurately measure your head for a motorcycle helmet:

Materials Needed:

• Flexible measuring tape
• Mirror (optional)
• Pen and paper

Steps:

1. Prepare:

   • Find a quiet, well-lit area where you can comfortably measure your head.
   • If possible, stand in front of a mirror to ensure the measuring tape is level all the way around your head.
     
     

2. Position the Measuring Tape:

   • Place the measuring tape around your head, just above your eyebrows and ears. The tape should be snug but not too tight. It should rest comfortably on your forehead and wrap around the widest part of the back of your head.
     
     

3. Measure:

   • Allow the tape to meet at the center of your forehead. Take note of the measurement where the two ends of the tape meet. This measurement is your head circumference.
     
     

4. Repeat for Accuracy:

   • To ensure accuracy, repeat the measurement a few times and take the average. Helmet sizes can vary between brands, so having a consistent measurement will help you choose the right size.
     
     

5. Record the Measurement:

   • Write down your head circumference measurement in centimeters or inches, depending on your preferred unit of measurement.
     
     

6. Consult the Sizing Chart:

   • Visit the website or contact the motorcycle helmet manufacturer you're interested in. Look for their sizing chart, which will provide a range of head circumferences for each helmet size.
     
     

7. Select the Appropriate Size:

   • Compare your head circumference measurement to the sizing chart to determine your correct helmet size. Choose the size that corresponds to your measurement, keeping in mind that a snug fit is important for safety.
     
     

8. Try on Helmets:

   • Try on helmets in the size you've selected. Ensure the helmet fits snugly but comfortably, with no pressure points or gaps. The helmet should sit level on your head, covering your forehead and not tilting forward or backward.

9. Check for Fit:

   • Fasten the chin strap securely. Try moving the helmet side to side and up and down. The helmet should stay in place and not shift around excessively.

10. Comfort and Feel:

    • Pay attention to comfort and how the helmet feels overall. A properly fitting helmet should feel snug but not overly tight and not cause discomfort or headaches.

Remember that a proper-fitting helmet is essential for safety. If you're unsure about your measurements or the fit, consider visiting a local motorcycle gear store where experts can assist you in finding the right helmet size for your head shape and provide personalized guidance.