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SHOEI's touring-favorite modular helmet, the NEOTEC3, is getting a new graphic called "VORYX." It launches in August 2026 priced at ¥91,300 and will be offered in three colorways, combining sharp lines with bold color-blocking for a sporty look.
Modular helmets tend to get heavier because of the flip mechanism. The NEOTEC3 manages that trade-off well, and the new VORYX colorway makes a strong graphic statement. A lot about a helmet only becomes clear after wearing it for hours. Choosing by design is fine, but I really want people to try the fit and weight balance too.
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The NEOTEC3 is a flip-up modular helmet, right? Does it not come with a built-in intercom?
It's not built-in — the spec is basically compatibility with a separately sold SENA unit, but the mounting itself is designed to be easy.
The NEOTEC line has earned a lot of trust from touring riders, so of course it makes noise every time a new colorway drops.
They put out new graphics-only colorways so often — wish they'd add a plainer, more understated option too.
Three colorways total, launching August 2026 — nice to have another option in the modular helmet lineup.
¥91,300 — feels about right for the NEOTEC3's price bracket, seems like a fair call.
VORYX as the new graphic name — just hearing 'sharp line combo design' gets me excited.
