Shark, a French helmet specialist, offers a wide range of helmets for different uses and budgets. Their top-of-the-line helmet is the Race R Pro GP, designed for sporty riders. On the other end of the spectrum, Shark has refreshed one of their more affordable helmets, the D-Skwal, with the launch of its third generation.

The Shark D-Skwal 3 is similar to the Shark Skwal i3, but without the LED lights and motion-activated brake light. It features a Lexan polycarbonate shell in two sizes for optimal fit and safety. Underneath, it has multi-density EPS foam to absorb and dissipate impact forces. The D-Skwal 3 is certified to the latest safety standard, ECE R22.06.

Other notable features include an optical class 1 screen with a Pinlock 70 anti-fog film, a drop-down sun visor, and an air mesh opening for ventilation. The helmet also has two air inlets and heat extractors for a comprehensive ventilation system.

The new Shark D-Skwal 3 has a convenient quick-release micrometric buckle, making it ideal for city riding and long-distance tours. It also includes a chin curtain and anti-swirl bib to reduce noise and is compatible with Shark’s Sharktooth Prime comms system. Additionally, it can accommodate standard communicators from Cardo or Sena.

The Shark D-Skwal 3 is available in multiple designs, including plain colors and various graphic options. It comes in sizes ranging from XS to 2XL and starts at a price of 199.99 Euros (approximately $212 USD).