Shark Raw motorcycle helmet
Gear & Tech
July 2, 2013

Shark Raw motorcycle helmet

The helmet’s aerodynamic outer shell is constructed of an injected thermoplastic resin to give it a lighter feel and higher impact resistance. Other features include a metro lock buckle system and a natural fibre…

Designed with the casual and urban street rider in mind, the new Shark Raw is an open-face motorcycle helmet that features a detachable face mask. At first glance, it may look like something out of a Star Wars movie but with its unique anti-scratch and anti-fog quick-release goggle system, the Shark Raw helmet is sure to be a hit with eyeglass wearers.

The helmet’s aerodynamic outer shell is constructed of an injected thermoplastic resin to give it a lighter feel and higher impact resistance. Other features include a metro lock buckle system and a natural fibre interior and ventilation system with air vents and diffusers so riders should stay cool and comfortable while they’re on the road.

The Shark Raw helmet will be arriving in the U.S. in August 2013; there is no indication in the press release as to when it will be available in Canada though. To find a Shark Helmets dealer in Canada, visit the company’s website.

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