Scorpion EXO EXO-GT930 Transformer is a modular helmet that converts from full-face to open-face in seconds without tools, letting you adapt to changing conditions or preference. Both configurations include a drop-down sun visor, DOT and ECE certification, and Scorpion's ventilation and comfort tech.
Yes — the chin bar is removable in seconds without any tools needed, converting the helmet between full-face and open-face modes.
Yes. Both full-face and open-face modes include an integrated SpeedView drop-down sun visor.
Both full-face and open-face modes are DOT-218 and ECE certified for street use.
Yes — the helmet is EXO-COM ready with built-in speaker pockets for aftermarket communication systems.
No — it uses Scorpion's Everclear no-fog faceshield technology to prevent fogging.
| BRAND | Scorpion EXO |
| TYPE | Helmets |
| SKU | 75-2027X |
| WEIGHT | 5.9 lb |
Nice helmet, many compliments. I don't feel they are sizing them correctly, I have a few helmets and this was ordered the size as the rest, it's much tighter than others which makes it uncomfortable
Horrible fit. Too small. Should have read the reviews first and now I have to pay to return it. I bought the same brand before so not sure why this is the case
Product works as advertised, been a scorpion helmet user forever. Great bang for buck
I own both another Scorpion Exo helmet, and a Shoei?I'm an easy 2XL in the Scorpion, and borderline loose fit in the Shoei. <br /><br />This helmet is an exception. 2XL didn't come close to fitting. 3XL "fits" but is super uncomfortable on my forehead. There's also very little padding in the front, so the helmet isn't going to break-in and fit. <br /><br />Apart from the terrible sizing which means I can't keep it it seems to be a great helmet for the price. Can't comment on the ventilation or noise as obviously I can't use it, but it's feature packed for its price range assuming it fits you. Only thing that could make it better is if it were prefitted for pin lock, but I didn't intend on using pin lock on this helmet anyway. <br /><br />Guess I need to find another "cheap" helmet for use commuting to work. *basically I don't want to leave my $900 Shoei in a lock room potentially getting dropped or knocked around.
