Shot Furious

Shot Furious is an adult motocross helmet range with plain and graphic finishes for off-road riding. The Moto Central collection is led by complete Furious MX helmets and also contains one separate liner and cheek-pad kit, so read the product title carefully before ordering.

What is in the Shot Furious collection?

The current catalogue covers complete adult Furious MX helmets across Solid, Trust, Shadow, Ultimate, Score, Coalition and Raw designs. Most product variations differ by colour and finish rather than intended use. The replacement liner and cheek-pad kit is not a helmet and should only be selected after checking its size and compatibility.

Choosing a Furious MX helmet

• Measure first: use a soft tape around the widest part of the head and compare the result with Shot's helmet sizing.
• Check retention: the helmet should stay secure when the rider moves the chin bar and peak by hand.
• Test goggles together: confirm the frame seals comfortably around the face and the strap sits securely around the shell.
• Allow for off-road equipment: check the helmet with the neck protection and jersey collar that will be used when riding.

Colour is best chosen after the fit is settled. The current range includes bright neon details, blue, orange and red graphics as well as white, matt blue, chrome and black-led finishes.

Why buy Shot Furious from Moto Central?

Moto Central groups the adult Furious MX designs together, making it easier to compare the active colourways and distinguish a complete helmet from the interior kit. In-person fitting help is available at our Leicestershire showroom.

Compare the Shot Furious Kids collection, explore other motocross helmets or browse the wider Shot range.

Customer questions

Are all products complete helmets?

No. The collection also contains a replacement liner and cheek-pad kit. Its product title clearly identifies it as an interior component.

Is Furious designed for road touring?

This range is presented as motocross equipment and is designed around separate goggles. Riders should choose equipment suited to their specific activity and verify the helmet's approval label.

Do the adult and kids helmets use the same sizing?

No. Adult and youth sizing should be treated separately. Measure the intended rider and use the relevant chart.