Schuberth S2

After years of extensive engineering the Schuberth S2 is arriving. The ultra-silent S2 spent hundreds of hours in the aero-acoustic wind tunnel at Schuberth to ensure optimum aerodynamics with reduced drag and lift for the quietest performance possible. The industry-leading triple-matrix shell from Schuberth allows the S2 to be significantly lighter while still providing exceptional ventilation and comfort.

General Features:

Compact and lightweight Triple Matrix Shell

Antibacterial, hypo-allergenic microfiber liner

Extremely quiet <85db at 65 mph

Integrated, drop-down sun visor

Fog-free Pinlock dual lens system shield and lens included

Patented Anti-Roll-Off-System (AROS)

Integrated 31 inch FM antenna and Bluetooth receiver antenna greatly improves range and reception for the optional (sold separately) fully-integrated SRCS Bluetooth communication system

2 shell sizes

Exceeds ECE and DOT standards

5 year warranty

Shell:

Glass fiber is pressed at high temperature under high pressure and the addition of special resin in vacuum to a helmet shell with exceptionally high strength 

The helmet shell made of special EPS foam is designed to optimize the shock absorption properties 

EPS features optimized impact absorption properties by using a complex multi-density foam

Interior:

COOLMAX  interior, fully removable and washable

Optimized seat shape

Skeletonized for effective ventilation

Allergen-free and Antibacterial

Interchangeable comfort cheek pads and liner padding

Double D-ring closure strap

Faceshield:

Pinlock face shield ensures a condensation-free view

City setting cracks the faceshield slightly

Easy change visor mechanism allows for extremely fast and easy face shield replacement

Tool-less shield replacement

AROS Anti-Roll-Off-System:

Specially developed by Schuberth, the AROS is a safety feature which, in case of an accident, ensures the chin strap is closed and properly adjusted.

The helmet can not rotate off the head from behind

Smaller tilt angle of contact between the chin of the helmet and the chin or neck of the rider

The consequences of accidental contact with the chest of the helmet can be reduced