In Gear: Shoei Neotec 3 Video Review
We take a deeper look at Shoei’s latest modular helmet
The Shoei Neotec has garnered its own cult following as a staple of the modular helmet scene from the popular Japanese brand. We now see the latest iteration in the third installment with the Shoei Neotec 3. Fit and finish are typical Shoei quality while some new features are sure to make followers of the Neotec line happy. That’s not to say we didn’t find a few nits to pick, though.
Follow along as we take you through the updates and features of Shoei’s Neotec 3, as well as bring you along for the ride to see how it panned out after hundreds of miles of testing around the world.
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Specifications
- Pricing: $899.99 - $999.99
- Sizes: XS - 2XL
- Color: 17 color options available
- Weight: 4 lbs 4.5 oz (Medium w/ SRL 3)
- Safety Certification: DOT
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I've had the Neotec 1 and now the 2 for years, and don't have a problem with fogging, but I don't use the chin curtain. Don't need it, prefer the extra air flow. I'm quite happy with my Neotec's and will probably continue to buy them as needed. Very comfortable and good flow in hot weather. I've tried a few modulars over the years, and this is the best IMHO. Don't feel any need to upgrade to the 3, based on this review. The 2 is a great helmet.