Scorpion Exo Tech Evo

Scorpion EXO-Tech Evo helmets use a flip-back chin-bar design for riders who want full-face coverage and an approved open-face configuration in one road helmet. This is one of Moto Central's broadest Scorpion model collections, spanning plain, graphic and carbon-shell finishes.

Understanding the range

The standard EXO-Tech Evo uses a low-profile flip-back mechanism that rotates the chin bar towards the rear. Carbon listings are separately named and should be compared on their own product pages. An EXO-Tech Evo Pro helmet also appears in the grid, so do not assume that every listing carries identical materials, trim or supplied accessories.

How to choose

• Shell version: decide between the standard and explicitly named carbon variants before comparing colour.
• Fit: measure your head, check the Scorpion chart and confirm secure, even contact in both upright and normal riding positions.
• Mechanism: make sure you can operate the chin bar, main visor, internal sun visor and retention system with your usual gloves.
• Exact model: keep EXO-Tech, EXO-Tech Evo and EXO-Tech Evo Pro separate when choosing replacement parts.

Product-page check: confirm the exact visor, anti-fog insert and communication preparation supplied with the individual helmet. Features should not be assumed across every version solely from the collection name.

Why buy from Moto Central?

Moto Central brings the wide selection of standard, carbon and graphic EXO-Tech Evo helmets together in one place. The Leicestershire showroom also gives riders the opportunity to compare fit, shell feel and chin-bar operation in person.

Common questions

Does the chin bar lift or rotate to the rear?
It rotates to the rear, which is why Scorpion describes the model as a flip-back helmet.

Are standard and carbon versions identical?
No. Compare the exact product pages because shell materials, finishes and included items can differ.