Shark Skwal i3 Full Face Helmet - Rhad Blue - L
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The Shark Skwal i3 Full Face Helmet is designed for adult motorcycle riders who prioritize safety and visibility, featuring the world's first integrated active brake light system. By utilizing a triaxial accelerometer to detect deceleration, this helmet provides enhanced passive safety without requiring complex wiring or Bluetooth connections. While it offers industry-leading safety standards and a high-performance aerodynamic design, users should note that the integrated LED system requires regular battery maintenance, and the helmet's weight of 1,585g may feel substantial for some riders on longer journeys.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | 210/HE0820E/BUS4 |
| Brand | Shark |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Do I need to wire the helmet to my motorcycle?
No. The Shark Skwal i3 uses an internal accelerometer, so no cables or motorcycle modifications are required.
Is the brake light visible to drivers?
Yes, it is designed to be highly visible to increase your presence on the road during braking.
What is the ECE 22-06 rating?
It is the latest, most rigorous European safety standard for motorcycle helmets, covering impact, rotation, and chin bar testing.
Can I replace the visor myself?
Yes, the helmet features a patented, tool-free system that allows for quick and easy visor changes.
How do I know my size?
Measure the circumference of your head at the widest point above your eyebrows and compare it to the Shark size chart.
Is the sun visor included?
Yes, the helmet includes an integrated, anti-scratch and anti-fog sun visor.
Troubleshooting
Brake lights not activating
Ensure the internal battery is fully charged and the device is switched on using the designated power button.
Visor fogging up
Check that the anti-fog coating is clean and free of oils; if it persists, ensure your vents are properly opened.
Helmet feels too tight
Verify you have the correct shell size; ensure the liner is snapped in correctly and allow time for the multi-density foam to settle.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- World-first wireless active brake light system for increased visibility
- Meets current ECE 22-06 safety certification standards
- Aerodynamic, motorsport-inspired design reduces wind noise
- Tool-less visor removal system for easy maintenance
- Integrated anti-fog sun visor for versatility in changing light
Cons
- Requires battery management for the LED light system
- Weight of 1,585g is heavier than some racing-focused carbon alternatives
- Comes with clear visor only; tinted visors must be purchased separately
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure the longevity of your helmet, follow these care guidelines:
- Charging: Ensure the LED brake light system is charged periodically using the included cable to maintain functionality.
- Cleaning: Use only mild soap and water to clean the shell and visor. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents that can degrade the polycarbonate finish.
- Visor Care: The anti-fog coating is delicate; clean it with a soft microfiber cloth and avoid touching the inner surface when possible.
- Storage: Store the helmet in a cool, dry place inside its protective bag to prevent accidental scratches to the visor or shell.
- Fit Check: Ensure the helmet sits level on your brow. If the padding feels too tight initially, it will 'break in' over 10-15 hours of riding.