Shoei J-Cruise II Open Face Motorcycle Helmet

Shoei J-Cruise II Helmet.

SHOEI’s J-Cruise II features the latest technical advances to revolutionize the entire product design. SHOEI has worked towards offering function and comfort, with a compact design and ventilation performance along with uncompromising safety. The evolution of the J-Cruise II creates a new riding experience.

Features

• Lightweight, AIM (Advanced Integrated Matrix) shell
• A multi-piece/multi-density EPS liner allows for smooth passage of air, improving cooling performance
• Easily removable shield secured by the shield stopper to help prevent unexpected openings from rider
• Removable, washable interior liner

    Micro Ratchet Quick Release Chin Strap

• Patented stainless steel interlocking mechanism
• Quick and smooth closure and opening
• Easily adjustable and comfortable

    QSV-2 Internal Sun Shield System

• Built in QSV-2 Sun Shield gives riders instant relief from sun glare in one quick motion
• The shield lowering mechanism uses strong wire, ensuring smooth operation
• Shield is 5 mm longer than the previous model to cut down incoming light from the lower part of the shield
• Large and easy to reach switch activates the 3D injection-molded inner Sun Shield
• Distortion-free shield blocks 99% of harmful UV rays
• Available in hi-def yellow

    CJ-2 Face Shield System

• QR-N base plates allow tool-less shield removal and eliminate side covers for a flush, quiet fit
• Wide, three dimensionally curved shield offers increased peripheral vision and optical clarity
• Rib along bottom edge increases shield’s rigidity
• New slightly open position helps reduce fogging
• Scratch-resistant coating
• 99% protection from harmful UV A & B rays
• One-piece injection-molded for consistent fit
• Pinlock®-ready face shield
• Lens sold seperately
• Comfortable and easily adjustable

    Technical Information

• Standards: DOT-218
• Construction: AIM (Advanced Integrated Matrix) Shell
• Weight: TBD

Sizing

Wrap a tape measure horizontally around your forehead. Select the helmet that is the closest fit to that size. A helmet should fit snug on your head. If it moves while wearing, it is too large. If it is painful to wear, it is too small.