ARAI Helmet Tour-X3 Enduro Uni

Super fibre construction (SFC)
Triple density inner shell
Two TDF2 inlet control vents
Removable DFS Type-M diffuser ventilation system
Side exhaust vents
Controlled chin ventilation
Aeroflap-reduces wind noise and turbulence
New flatter neck roll to minimise turbulence
New visor/peak holder pressure plate enlarged for extra stability
Fully washable and removable Dry Cool® interior
Emergency release tab cheekpads
Removable skull cap and cheek pads available in 6 sizes
New redesigned peak with reinforced ridges for extra stability
Optional holder set to use peak or visor only
Double 'D' ring fastening system ensures correct strap tension at all times
Visor Pinlock® ready and Pinlock® insert included

BIKE Dec 2008 The UK's leading motorcycle magazine

"This ARAI is a much more weather-friendly solution, that offers the visibility of a motocross-type helmet as wella s all-day comfort!"

Belfast Telegraph Jan 2009

"There's something very special about getting a new helmet; you go to a dealer, try your chosen lid for size, then select a colour and depart, admittedly with the wallet a few pounds lighter.

It's one of the pleasures of motorcycling when I took Arai's Tour X-3 out of its box at home and then removed the motocross-styled helmet from its carrying bag the pleasure increased.

There's something so plush and rich about any of Arai's helmet linings that simply shouts quality, let alone the overall construction of the lid. An excellent start but what it's like to live with?

This style of helmet specially developed for the road, has sprung up from the popularity of adventure sport/trailie bikes and pushed even further into the spotlight when it was the protective head gear chosen by Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman in the Long Way Round.

In their latest adventure, The Long Way Down, the pair wore the updated versions, the TourX-3, with improvements including a revised peak and better ventilation. On my trailie the helmet felt right from the word go and I soon discovered that at this time of year, with the sun low in the sky the peak helped keep the worst of the glare out of my eyes.

Arai claims the aeroflap has been re-designed to reduce wind noise and turbulence and I found this to be correct. Excessive wind noise, apart from the obvious in that it can damage your hearing, can make you give up a helmet completely. Importantly, this did not present any problems for me. In other words, I live happily with the Tour X-3; it's a five star lid and I make no apology for praising Arai.

Technical details: It's made of superfibre, has a triple density inner shell and the interior is easily removed and also washable."

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