Motorcycle Helmets

R1 EVO II Air Savage Black/Blue/Pink Full Face Motorcycle Helmet ECE 22.06 1400gr with Pinlock Code: 111-505-369

The Scorpion R1 EVO II Air Savage is a full-face motorcycle helmet with a carbon shell and TCT technology. It features a top vent and rear exhaust vents, as well as a Class 1 optical visor with a 190°...

The Scorpion R1 EVO II Air Savage is a full-face motorcycle helmet with a carbon shell and TCT technology. It features a top vent and rear exhaust vents, as well as a Class 1 optical visor with a 190° horizontal and 100° vertical field of vision.

  • Type: Full Face
  • Shell material: Carbon
  • Certification: ECE 22.06
  • Closure: Double D Ring
  • Pinlock: Included
  • Inner...
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  • Antonis52

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the colour: Black

    At first when I wore it, I felt a strange pressure low down, at the back of the head, where the inner lining makes a “lip.” Over time, though, it seems to have “broken in” and now it’s fine. The visor latch has started to get a bit stiff now, but time will tell; maybe something has happened to it that I haven’t noticed. In general, it is much smaller in bulk than the previous helmets I have worn, which is what led me to choose it. My immediately previous helmet was an LS2 Vector 2, so with the Scorpion I took exactly the same size and it fit me perfectly.

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  • Exclood
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    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    The Scorpion EXO‑R1 Evo II is a helmet with excellent aerodynamics, very good stability at high speeds, and a comfortable fit. Its shell and interior are of high quality, and overall the helmet performs very well on long rides and trips.

    However, there is a serious and recurring problem with the central visor lock. To be clear: I am not talking about the side visor fasteners. The part that breaks is the small central “cup”/button at the bottom of the visor, the one that snaps with the magnet onto the helmet. This part breaks in two and then the visor does not lock properly.

    I have had a total of 3 visors break (2 factory and 1 purchased). The problem seems to be due to the Ellip‑Tec II mechanism and the pressure created by the Pinlock, something that has been reported by many users. It is not a matter of use, but a design issue.

    The helmet itself is really very good, but this particular mechanism ruins the overall experience and affects trust in the company. I would like to see an official solution or reinforced spare part from Scorpion, because otherwise the product is a very strong package.

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  • At first when I wore it, I felt a strange pressure low down, at the back of the head, where the inner lining makes a “lip.” Over time, though, it seems to have “broken in” and now it’s fine. The visor latch has started to get a bit stiff now, but time will tell; maybe something has happened to it that I haven’t noticed. In general, it is much smaller in bulk than the previous helmets I have worn, which is what led me to choose it. My immediately previous helmet was an LS2 Vector 2, so with the Scorpion I took exactly the same size and it fit me perfectly.

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    0
  • The Scorpion EXO‑R1 Evo II is a helmet with excellent aerodynamics, very good stability at high speeds, and a comfortable fit. Its shell and interior are of high quality, and overall the helmet performs very well on long rides and trips.

    However, there is a serious and recurring problem with the central visor lock. To be clear: I am not talking about the side visor fasteners. The part that breaks is the small central “cup”/button at the bottom of the visor, the one that snaps with the magnet onto the helmet. This part breaks in two and then the visor does not lock properly.

    I have had a total of 3 visors break (2 factory and 1 purchased). The problem seems to be due to the Ellip‑Tec II mechanism and the pressure created by the Pinlock, something that has been reported by many users. It is not a matter of use, but a design issue.

    The helmet itself is really very good, but this particular mechanism ruins the overall experience and affects trust in the company. I would like to see an official solution or reinforced spare part from Scorpion, because otherwise the product is a very strong package.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

The Scorpion R1 EVO II Air Savage is a full-face motorcycle helmet with a carbon shell and TCT technology. It features a top vent and rear exhaust vents, as well as a Class 1 optical visor with a 190° horizontal and 100° vertical field of vision.

  • Type: Full Face
  • Shell material: Carbon
  • Certification: ECE 22.06
  • Closure: Double D Ring
  • Pinlock: Included
  • Inner lining: Removable and washable
  • Ventilation: Top vent and rear exhaust vents

SkuDescription|Brand

Product Number
111-505-369

Dimensions

Type
Full Face
Weight (+/-50 gr)
1400 gr
Colour
Multicolour
Material
Carbon / Aramid / Fiberglass
Clasp
Double D Ring
Certification
ECE 22.06
Pinlock (Anti-fog Film)
Included in the packaging

Extra Features

Removable / Washable Interior
Yes
Intercom Support
Yes
Glasses Holder
Yes
Chin Curtain
Yes
Breath Guard
Yes

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 5 stars
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  2. 1
  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Antonis52

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the colour: Black

    At first when I wore it, I felt a strange pressure low down, at the back of the head, where the inner lining makes a “lip.” Over time, though, it seems to have “broken in” and now it’s fine. The visor latch has started to get a bit stiff now, but time will tell; maybe something has happened to it that I haven’t noticed. In general, it is much smaller in bulk than the previous helmets I have worn, which is what led me to choose it. My immediately previous helmet was an LS2 Vector 2, so with the Scorpion I took exactly the same size and it fit me perfectly.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Exclood
    3
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    The Scorpion EXO‑R1 Evo II is a helmet with excellent aerodynamics, very good stability at high speeds, and a comfortable fit. Its shell and interior are of high quality, and overall the helmet performs very well on long rides and trips.

    However, there is a serious and recurring problem with the central visor lock. To be clear: I am not talking about the side visor fasteners. The part that breaks is the small central “cup”/button at the bottom of the visor, the one that snaps with the magnet onto the helmet. This part breaks in two and then the visor does not lock properly.

    I have had a total of 3 visors break (2 factory and 1 purchased). The problem seems to be due to the Ellip‑Tec II mechanism and the pressure created by the Pinlock, something that has been reported by many users. It is not a matter of use, but a design issue.

    The helmet itself is really very good, but this particular mechanism ruins the overall experience and affects trust in the company. I would like to see an official solution or reinforced spare part from Scorpion, because otherwise the product is a very strong package.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • At first when I wore it, I felt a strange pressure low down, at the back of the head, where the inner lining makes a “lip.” Over time, though, it seems to have “broken in” and now it’s fine. The visor latch has started to get a bit stiff now, but time will tell; maybe something has happened to it that I haven’t noticed. In general, it is much smaller in bulk than the previous helmets I have worn, which is what led me to choose it. My immediately previous helmet was an LS2 Vector 2, so with the Scorpion I took exactly the same size and it fit me perfectly.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • The Scorpion EXO‑R1 Evo II is a helmet with excellent aerodynamics, very good stability at high speeds, and a comfortable fit. Its shell and interior are of high quality, and overall the helmet performs very well on long rides and trips.

    However, there is a serious and recurring problem with the central visor lock. To be clear: I am not talking about the side visor fasteners. The part that breaks is the small central “cup”/button at the bottom of the visor, the one that snaps with the magnet onto the helmet. This part breaks in two and then the visor does not lock properly.

    I have had a total of 3 visors break (2 factory and 1 purchased). The problem seems to be due to the Ellip‑Tec II mechanism and the pressure created by the Pinlock, something that has been reported by many users. It is not a matter of use, but a design issue.

    The helmet itself is really very good, but this particular mechanism ruins the overall experience and affects trust in the company. I would like to see an official solution or reinforced spare part from Scorpion, because otherwise the product is a very strong package.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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