Is Giro a good bike helmet?
An absolute favourite road bike helmet for us is the Giro Aether MIPS. On test we called it a game-changer of a road bike helmet due to its unrivalled all-around performance. On test we found it to be exceptional in it’s ventilation ability and at the cutting edge for safety features.
Are Giro helmets DOT approved?
Even though it looks and feels strong as a motorcycle helmet, it’s not actually DOT certified. For those who prefer the feel of freedom inside, this is the helmet for you.
How do I choose a Giro helmet?
To determine the correct size, you should measure the circumference of the head. To do this, just wrap a measuring tape around the head, keeping the tape just above the ears and level front to back. Once you’ve determined the correct measurement, you can select a helmet in the correct size or size range.
Where are Giro helmets manufactured?
Giro, a division of Bell Sports, will transfer its helmet manufacturing out of Santa Cruz and into the Bell helmet plant in Rantoul, Illinois. Manufacturing is becoming too expensive in Santa Cruz. The money Giro saves in production costs will be invested in marketing, sales and research and development.
Is Giro better than Bell?
In such a case, Giro helmets are slightly roomier than their counterparts. There is, however, no difference in their medium size as both helmets suit guys with a head circumference of (21.75”-23.25”). ‘Bell helmets suit oblong heads better while Giro helmets suit round heads. ‘
Do Giro helmets expire?
The quick and easy answer is that a bike helmet does not have an expiration date, but should be replaced every 5 years.
How do I know my helmet size?
SIZING: To measure your head size, wrap a tape measure horizontally around your forehead. Select the helmet that is the closest fit to that size. A helmet should fit snug on your head. If it moves while wearing, it is too large.
Where are Shoei helmets made?
JAPAN
QUALITY MADE IN JAPAN. The name SHOEI has long been synonymous with “premium” in the motorcycle helmet market-a credential that hundreds of loyal men and women in our Japanese factories wear with great pride.
Are Bell and Giro the same company?
Bell and Giro acquired by Bollé’s parent company for $400 million.