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Giro Fuse Helmet The Giro Fuse Helmet delivers protection and ventilation for skiers and snowboarders who want to rock out. The wide-angle cut creates a gapless fit with your goggles and won’t impair peripheral vision. To create the Fuse, Giro injects an impact-absorbing EPS foam liner into a hard polycarbonate outer shell, for great protection in a low profile, lightweight, super comfortable package. Then they kit out the interior with micro-adjustable suspension so you can dial in precision fit, and punch out 16 vents in the shell to keep you cool. Giro Tuneups technology (not included) allows you to use your music player and cellular phone hands-free on the mountain.

Fox Racing Flux Bicycle Helmet - Black Camo - 20001-247 A deeper rear profile EPS shell offers more comprehensive coverage than a traditional XC helmet. In-molding technology molds the outer shell onto the EPS foam. The outer shell covers and protects the EPS from dings and dents, and adds structural integrity with a molded wrap fit. Detox retention system. Visor and Spoiler. 20 strategically placed vents. Inset Chin Straps. Testing Standards: CPSC, CE: EN 1078, AS/NZS 2063.

Giro Skyla Sport Bike Helmet The Giro Skyla Sport Bike Helmet for women is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher. The Skyla utilizes Giro’s Acu Dial system, which combines single-handed adjustment with a full-fit band for a quick, sure fit. This Giro helmet features a snap-fit visor, and 20 vents that allow cool, fresh air in and stale, warm air out.

The Skyla sport helmet comes in Giro’s Universal Fit Women UW size (50-57cm), carefully sculpted and size-specific to simplify the fitting process. Giro’s Skyla helmet is a lightweight 270 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: Snug but secure
I’ve got a small head, so finding a bike helmet that doesn’t fit like a five gallon bucket is a bit of a challenge, but this fit fine for the most part.

Fox Racing Flux Bicycle Helmet - Stone Camo - 20001-518 A deeper rear profile EPS shell offers more comprehensive coverage than a traditional XC helmet. In-molding technology molds the outer shell onto the EPS foam. The outer shell covers and protects the EPS from dings and dents, and adds structural integrity with a molded wrap fit. Detox retention system. Visor and Spoiler. 20 strategically placed vents. Inset Chin Straps. Testing Standards: CPSC, CE: EN 1078, AS/NZS 2063.

Fox Racing Flux Bicycle Helmet - Stone Camo - 20001-518 A deeper rear profile EPS shell offers more comprehensive coverage than a traditional XC helmet. In-molding technology molds the outer shell onto the EPS foam. The outer shell covers and protects the EPS from dings and dents, and adds structural integrity with a molded wrap fit. Detox retention system. Visor and Spoiler. 20 strategically placed vents. Inset Chin Straps. Testing Standards: CPSC, CE: EN 1078, AS/NZS 2063.

SixSixOne Dirt Lid BMX/Skate Bike Helmet Injection molded ABS hard plastic. EPS foam inner shell with removable cloth liner padding. Meets ASTM F 1447, ANSI Z90-4, CPSC, CE bicycle helmet standards. Crash replacement program to original owner (see owners manual for details). Includes 3-Pad fit kit to accomodate Small, Medium & Large.

Fox Racing Flux Bicycle Helmet - White/Grey - 20001-060 A deeper rear profile EPS shell offers more comprehensive coverage than a traditional XC helmet. In-molding technology molds the outer shell onto the EPS foam. The outer shell covers and protects the EPS from dings and dents, and adds structural integrity with a molded wrap fit. Detox retention system. Visor and Spoiler. 20 strategically placed vents. Inset Chin Straps. Testing Standards: CPSC, CE: EN 1078, AS/NZS 2063.

Giro Monza Bike Helmet The Giro Monza Road Bike Helmet is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher. The Monza utilizes Giro’s Roc Loc 4 system, which includes adjustments for fit tensioning and helmet positioning, plus a supple rubber over-molded fit belt for both comfort and stability. This Giro helmet features wind-tunnel ventilation that combines 24 active vents with internal exhaust channels that force cool, fresh air over and around your head while forcing stale, warm air out.

The Monza road helmet comes in three Super Fit sizes, which combine human scale factor data with handcrafted headforms and rider feedback for ultimate comfort. Giro’s Monza helmet is a lightweight 265 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: Giro Monza Bike Helmet
Excellent price (almost half the cost of retail). Comfortable, light and great aerodynamics. I highly recommend the helmet and recommend purchasing with Amazon.
Customer Review: Well ventilated and easy to adjust, an excellent helmet!
I bought this helmet because I wasn’t satisfied with the ventilation on the helmet I had. This helmet ventilates extremely well and is very light and comfortable. It feels more like wearing a hat than a helmet. I highly recommend it.

Giro Havoc Bike Helmet Durable enough to handle the roughest pavement and rock-strewn trails, the Giro Havoc Mountain Bike Helmet is a built for riders who want top-level performance and value in a low-profile helmet. This mountain-bike helmet is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher.

The Havoc utilizes Giro’s Roc Loc 3 system, which includes tensioning and positioning adjustments, plus variable-fit belt anchor points for a truly custom fit and feel. This Giro helmet features 27 vents that allow cool, fresh air in and stale, warm air out, as well as a snap-fit visor. The Havoc mountain helmet comes in three Super Fit sizes, which combine human scale factor data with handcrafted headforms and rider feedback for ultimate comfort. Giro’s Havoc helmet is a lightweight 295 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: Nice Havoc Helmet
I’ve been mountain biking as a hobby for a couple years and this helmet was my second serious helmet purchase.

Giro Pneumo Bike Helmet The Giro Pneumo Road Bike Helmet is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher. The Pneumo utilizes Giro’s Roc Loc 4 system, which includes adjustments for fit tensioning and helmet positioning, plus a supple rubber over-molded fit belt for both comfort and stability.

This Giro helmet features wind-tunnel ventilation that combines 19 active vents with internal exhaust channels that force cool, fresh air over and around your head while forcing stale, warm air out. The Giro Pneumo also features a roll cage, and a P.O.V. (Point Of View) adjustable visor that is anchored by a patented internal clutch, which allows 15-degrees of vertical adjustment and prevents the visor from rattling and coming loose over rough terrain.

The Pneumo road helmet comes in three Super Fit sizes, which combine human scale factor data with handcrafted headforms and rider feedback for ultimate comfort. Giro’s Pneumo helmet is a lightweight 290 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: Worked well in a crash
I like this helmet. I had a bad crash last June–went down hard and fast at 25 mph. The helmet broke in 4 places, distributed the force of the impact across the my skull, and protected me from more serious injury. I replaced it with another Pneumo.

Giro Skyla Sport Bike Helmet The Giro Skyla Sport Bike Helmet for women is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher. The Skyla utilizes Giro’s Acu Dial system, which combines single-handed adjustment with a full-fit band for a quick, sure fit. This Giro helmet features a snap-fit visor, and 20 vents that allow cool, fresh air in and stale, warm air out.

The Skyla sport helmet comes in Giro’s Universal Fit Women UW size (50-57cm), carefully sculpted and size-specific to simplify the fitting process. Giro’s Skyla helmet is a lightweight 270 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: Snug but secure
I’ve got a small head, so finding a bike helmet that doesn’t fit like a five gallon bucket is a bit of a challenge, but this fit fine for the most part.

Giro Transfer Sport Bike Helmet The Giro Transfer Sport Bike Helmet is constructed with in-mold technology that fuses a tough outer microshell to the helmet’s EPS foam liner. The fusion process reinforces areas around vents and ribs, making the helmet lighter, cooler and tougher. The Transfer utilizes Giro’s Acu Dial system, which combines single-handed adjustment with a full-fit band for a quick, sure fit. This Giro helmet features a snap-fit visor, and 20 vents that allow cool, fresh air in and stale, warm air out.

The Transfer sport helmet comes in Giro’s Universal Fit Adult U size (54-61cm), carefully sculpted and size-specific to simplify the fitting process. Giro’s Transfer helmet is a lightweight 255 grams, and complies with U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards for bicycle helmets.

Helmet Tips–You Should Always…

• Wear a helmet when you ride
• Wear your helmet low in the front to protect the forehead
• Fasten your buckle and tighten your chin strap
• Check your adjustments every time you wear your helmet
• Inspect your helmet regularly for signs of wear or damage
• Wear a helmet designed for your activity

About Giro
Working late nights in his garage, designer/bike racer Jim Gentes created the first lightweight adult cycling helmet in 1985. Friends at NASA helped tune the final helmet shape and vent placement, and the result was the Giro Prolight, a helmet that was better looking than traditional designs while offering a superior fit and still met the industry’s toughest safety standards. Plus, it was half the weight of traditional helmets. Since then, Giro has advanced its helmets, many of which have set the standards for styling, function, and innovation for progressive, performance-oriented riders on dirt, pavement, and snow. Giro helmets are worn by millions of riders, cyclists, skiers, and snowboarders around the world. Young-bloods and old-timers; hard-cores, heshers, and hipsters; rookies, experts, and a few regular Joes too–in fact, pretty musch anyone that appreciates superior fit and function, cutting edge styling, and the very best ideas you get in a helmet.

Customer Review: excellent helmet
I bought this helmet so I could ride on the street to train as well as to wear in my first triathalon. it fits well, especially after you use the extra pads it comes with to customize it. it is light, looks good, and stays wear I strap it on my skull. the straps coming down past your ears are the only part that was a bit annoying, but after one ride I never noticed it again. a great helmet, at a great price
Customer Review: Great Helmet
Fits well, easy and quick adjustment. Feels lightweight and doesn’t get too hot when you’re out in the sun. I’m assuming it protects my head, but I haven’t tested that yet…