Shoei Hornet ADV Sovereign TC10 Helmet In Red / White / Blue

Theres no doubt that Shoei make great helmets and here at Motolegends, we love them. They have designed the new Hornet ADV from the ground up to offer serious dual riders the perfect helmet for all parts of their journey. The Hornet ADV offers the optimal balance between on and off-road function and defines what everyone likes about dual sport riding. The Hornet ADV has been developed to maintain peak performance in all conditions and does so without compromising the core values of a long distance touring helmet. Key features of the Hornet ADV are performance, aerodynamics, ventilation, functionality, and long-distance comfort.

The Hornet ADV helmets use Shoei’s multi-composite construction shell called AIM, which employs carbon and fibreglass strands to create a shell that is very tough. This is the same construction that is used for high-end racing helmets. At 1600g, it is reasonably light and comes in four shell sizes for a lower profile fit. The EPS liners are multi-density to allow impacts to be absorbed and of course for us at Motolegends, the importance of getting the right helmet to fit correctly gives us great confidence being able to offer different sized cheek pads and head liners to allow for that perfect, comfortable fit.

The air flow and cooling on the Hornet ADV is fantastic as the helmet it self has a chin-vent, a brow vent, a venting duct in the peak and two scalloped exhaust vents in the back. All Hornet ADV’s come with a 120 pinlock visor in the box for fog-free riding, breath guard and a chin curtain. The Shoei Hornet ADV helmet is the kind of solid, robust, comfortable helmet you can expect from Shoei and a perfect partner to the dual riders out there.

Shoei Shell in AIM+

Organic fibre, multi-composite & high performance fibre in various layers for a shock-absorbent shell with optimum rigidity

Mist-retardant CNS-2 Pinlock visor

Cheek pads detachable, washable

Multiple venting & extraction

Integrated spoiler for optimised aerodynamic performance