Shoei RF-1400 Mural Helmet

The Evolution of Perfection is a fitting tagline for the longest-standing, most decorated full-face helmet model in the SHOEI lineup, the RF. The process of improving is a constant evolution, and with a world-class team of designers and engineers leading the charge, SHOEI pushed their resources and technologies to the brink, utilizing a state-of-the-art wind tunnel facility, extensive array of proprietary materials, and the industry's most stringent quality assurance practices to develop the all-new RF-1400. SHOEI's lightest and most compact SNELL-approved full-face helmet model, the RF-1400 has evolved the pursuit of perfection to the next level. dvanced Noise Reduction with Optimal shell aerodynamics reduce wind noise around the helmet Vortex Generators on the sides of the shield reduce wind turbulence, All-new, airtight window beading provides wind/waterproof seal. New, voluminous cheek pads and removable ear pads. Further restrain wind noise inside the helmet. The RF-1400 provides an incredibly quiet riding experience without blocking the road's informative sounds Ventilation system- Wind tunnel-optimized to provide the perfect balance between airflow and silence. Relocated center/forehead vent is equipped with an additional air intake hole for greater airflow into the helmet and Upper air intake holes have been enlarged for optimal performance. New, enlarged exhaust outlet vent for improved hot-air expulsion Large 3-position lower vent shutter for ease of use with riding gloves Features six (6) air intake vents and four (4) exhaust outlets. Proprietary technology integrates a multi-ply matrix specifically designed to meet both SNELL M2020 and DOT standards. Hand-laid interwoven layers of fiberglass with lightweight organic and high-performance fibers Shell-integrated spoiler with consistent shell thickness guarantees proper strength and weight SHOEI's strongest, lightest, most elastic shell provides optimal impact absorption. Allows emergency medical personnel to easily and safely remove the cheek pads from an injured rider's helmet.