Owner Schubert, Shoei and Shark one 2. Got rid of Schubert (visor scotches very fast, 3 times more expensive to replace than on Shark), ventilation wasn't good at all. I use Shoei in the winter time, because it isolates better from could air. But my choice no 1 for all other seasons (currently on the third one) is the Shark EVO. Quality is good and the possibility to ride it open with the visor down is the game changer for me. Noise? Who cares, always earplugs and music on.
Thanks for the suggestion! We've begun adding greater comparisons at the end in our latest Champion Data Reviews and Road Tests. However, we've also tested out the Evo-One 2 on the road here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1gmdlc6R_kM.html What are your thoughts on the new Shark helmet?
@@Championhelmets I still have a Shark, Evoline 3 for like 5+ years. I'm looking to update/upgrade, but they all seem about the same. Mine is still good, it's just that replacing the visor is 80% the cost of buying a new helmet, so...
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll have to look into adding the helmet to our list, especially since Scorpion generally does such a good job in bringing a surprising amount of performance out on the road. What are your thoughts on the Shark helmet?
@@Championhelmets Oh, i dont have the Shark but iam looking for a helmet like this. I have 3 on my list, the Shark, the Scorpion Exo Tech Carbon and the LS2 Valliant 2. I love your Road Tests and i hope you can make a Roadtest of the LS2 and Scorpion too soon. I look all your Tests because i always look for the quietest helmets
@@TheTassMen That's definitely a tough decision, since all have done very well so far. But if you find you have any further questions, we're always happy to help. Thanks for the reply!
Hello, really like your reviews, I am also waiting on your review of the Scorpion Exo-Tech Carbon to decide which one to purchase. I have a Schubert C4 Pro but it’s too hot to use during the peak of summer, looking for a summer helmet with a 180 degree option. Thanks and keep up the great job.
Thanks for the suggestion, we appreciate it! Between all three, the Evo GT offers the best performance since it offered better ventilation, noise isolation, and weight. The helmet also brings a more premium visor mechanism and liner. What are your thoughts on the Shark helmets?
Is there also a visor available which will change accordingly to the light situation? (Forgot how it's called in english, auto-tint?) would prefer this if available...
No and you don't wont to have it. All existing solutions with auto adapting taint based on chemistry are to slow. You ride on a sunny highway and get into a tunnel, you will be blind. However, you can get glasses like this using fast LCD technology: www.eyerex.ch/detail.php?ID=306
Though the speaker pockets are slightly different in size and the neck roll makes it more difficult to mount the system with the clamp, it should be possible to mount the Packtalk Bold in the EVO GT. Thanks for the question! What are your thoughts on the new Shark helmet?
Compared to the Evo One 2, the Evo GT has improved in leaps and bounds. Not only has the ventilation been vastly improved upon in both performance and ease of use, but noise and comfort are also much better. The other major improvement is the offering of 2 cheek pad sizes in the box, though a total of 4 are now available, and the renewed mechanism means it moves easier and no longer scratches the Pinlock insert. If you're still curious, you can also check out how much the data has improved over the previous Evo One 2 here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1gmdlc6R_kM.html Thanks for the question!
I would give this helmet 1 star and would encourage people to avoid. The helmet is incredibly noisy (much worse than my 1st gen neotec). It also is of inferior build quality. The chin bar routinely fails to easily go from open face to close. On numerous times it will get 3/4 of the way to close and bind up. The helmet is much smaller than standard shoei or hjc standard sizes. My chin easily hits the chin bar when closed and the sides draw in uncomfortably when closed. Total waste of money…
Thanks for the suggestion! At the moment, we include the full temperature ranges to keep our results as transparent as possible across the helmets that we've tested. But we'll look into how we can incorporate your suggestion, since it's definitely a solid one. What are your thoughts on the new Evo GT?
That's fair enough, and the RPHA 90S did offer a very strong performance on the road especially for noise isolation. If you're curious, you can also check out our data on the HJC helmet here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_b9BtEGNZxE.html Thanks for the reply! If you find you have any questions, we're always happy to help
