Schuberth presents the new E2 Carbon helmet 2025
Exclusive flip-up helmet
Helmet manufacturer Schuberth expands its portfolio with the E2 Carbon, the latest helmet in the company's adventure series. The helmet is aimed particularly at adventure and touring riders who value comfort and protection equally on long distances.
Features of the Schuberth E2 Carbon
The E2 Carbon is built from a carbon fiber structure that delivers lightness and high stability. This choice of material reduces the helmet's weight to 1,620 grams (size 53/55) without compromising on safety. The helmet also features an extensive ventilation system that ensures ideal air circulation, guaranteeing a pleasant wearing experience even on long rides.
The helmet's visor is adjustable in multiple ways to adapt to different weather conditions and ensure clear vision. In addition, the E2 Carbon is compatible with Schuberth's SC2 communication system, which supports optional features such as Bluetooth and intercom.
Schuberth E2 Carbon: Technical Details
| Schuberth E2 Carbon | |
| Colors and graphics | Glossy Carbon |
| Helmet sizes | Shell 1 [XS (53) - S (55) - M (57) - L (59)] |
| Shell 2 [XL (61) - XXL (63) - XXXL (65)] | |
| Weight | Size 53/55: 1,620g (1,650g with accessories) |
| Size 57/59: 1,640g (1,670g with accessories) | |
| Size 61/63: 1,810g (1,830g with accessories) | |
| MSRP | €1,529 |
Price and Availability
The E2 Carbon helmet meets the ECE 22.06 standard and is equipped with a neck protector to provide additional safety.
Schuberth pursues an absolute premium standard and will only manufacture a limited number of the E2 Carbon by hand. The price is just as premium accordingly. The E2 Carbon will be available at a recommended retail price of €1,529.
Conclusion: Schuberth E2 Carbon Adventure Helmet 2025
The E2 Carbon is the lightweight variant of the adventure flip-up helmet and pushes the weight down to around 1,620 grams in size 53/55 thanks to its carbon shell. The shells are produced in northern Italy, with final assembly in Germany. From the E2 lineup, it's known that the ventilation works brilliantly, wearing comfort is high, and build quality is on point. The vibrating chin bar remained an issue on the E2 as well, twisting and increasingly fluttering above roughly 70 km/h. On top of that, the manufacture-grade quality with a list price of 1,529 euros is anything but a bargain. For adventure and touring riders who prioritize comfort and low weight over price on long stretches, it's the right choice, because the carbon shell noticeably takes the load off your head.
- Low weight
- Brilliant ventilation
- High wearing comfort
- High-quality workmanship
- Chin bar vibrates from around 70 km/h
- High list price