Caberg Drift EVO II Carbon Helmet

Caberg Drift EVO II Carbon Helmet

The Caberg Drift EVO II is a full-face helmet and the successor to the Drift EVO (produced until end of 2023). It is available in fiberglass and carbon fiber shell variants, with two shell sizes covering XS to XXL. The helmet carries ECE 22.06 homologation and is approved for road use.

The Drift EVO II suits riders who want a lightweight, well-ventilated helmet with an integrated sun visor, emergency safety features, and optional Bluetooth communication. It is available in solid colors, graphic versions, and multiple carbon finishes.

What's in the Box

• Caberg Drift EVO II helmet (with clear anti-scratch visor pre-mounted)
• Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens

Key Specifications

Shell and Construction

The shell is produced in two sizes: small (XS to M) and large (L to XXL). This dual-shell approach balances comfort and fit across the full size range. The rear spoiler improves aerodynamics at higher speeds and reduces turbulence.

Visor System

• Clear anti-scratch visor with quick-release mechanism for self-adjustment and close contact with the window beading
• Central visor locking system with an opening button that allows a minimum gap to reduce fogging without full visor opening
• Tilting visor function
• Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens included

Integrated Sun Visor (DVT)

The Drift EVO II features a built-in anti-scratch sun visor using Caberg's DVT (Double Visor Tech) system. It is operated by a lateral lever and can be deployed or retracted without removing the outer visor.

Ventilation

• Two chin guard vents directing air to the inner visor surface to reduce misting
• Two top vents channeling fresh air into the helmet
• Four rear extractors expelling hot and stale air

Interior and Liner

• Hypoallergenic, breathable inner lining
• Fully removable and washable liner
• Internal air circulation
• Rain protection rims
• Removable wind-stop
• Cheek pads shaped to accommodate glasses

Emergency Cheek Pad Release

The cheek pads use a quick-release system. Pulling the red strips allows first responders to remove the pads while the helmet remains on the rider's head, reducing the risk of further injury during extraction.

Caberg SOS Medical ID

The ECE 22.06 version of the Drift EVO II includes the Caberg SOS Medical ID, an NFC device built into the helmet. It stores personal data, medical records, and emergency contacts with no app required. A responder can read the stored data using any NFC-enabled smartphone. Emergency contacts can also be notified of the rider's location by SMS.

Communication System Compatibility

The Drift EVO II is pre-fitted for the Caberg Pro Speak EVO system. Once installed, it supports music playback from a phone or MP3 player, rider-to-rider or rider-to-passenger communication up to 200 m, and GPS connectivity. The helmet retains its ECE 22.06 certification with the Pro Speak EVO installed.

Available Versions and Colors

• Two solid colors
• Four graphic versions: Jarama, Crok, Prism, Nobo
• Carbon plain (full carbon shell, glossy finish)
• Carbon Nova Red (glossy finish)
• Carbon MSport (matt finish)
• Carbon CBR (matt finish)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Drift EVO II and the original Drift EVO?
The Drift EVO II is the successor to the Drift EVO, which was in production until the end of 2023. The Drift EVO II features a completely renewed lightweight shell, available in both fiberglass and carbon fiber, along with updated safety and ventilation features.

What shell sizes are available and which sizes do they cover?
The Drift EVO II uses two shell sizes. The small shell covers XS to M (1350 g +/- 50 g) and the large shell covers L to XXL (1400 g +/- 50 g).

Is the Pinlock lens included in the box?
Yes. The Drift EVO II ships with a Pinlock Max Vision 70 anti-fog lens included as standard.

How does the Caberg SOS Medical ID work?
The SOS Medical ID is an NFC device built into the helmet. It stores personal data, medical records, and emergency contacts. No app is needed. A responder can read the data using any NFC-enabled smartphone, and emergency contacts can receive an SMS with the rider's location.

Is the Drift EVO II compatible with a Bluetooth communication system?
Yes. The helmet is designed to accept the Caberg Pro Speak EVO system, supporting music playback, rider-to-rider or rider-to-passenger communication up to 200 m, and GPS connectivity. ECE 22.06 certification is maintained with the system installed.

Can the cheek pads be removed in an emergency?
Yes. The cheek pads have a quick-release system operated by red strips. First responders can remove the pads while the helmet remains on the rider's head.