Description One of the most popular helmets of pro road and mountain riders. Now with the new Twin Axis Gear (TAG) fit system which adjusts to the up/down position of the occipital lobe (the bump on the back of the head) as well as circumferentially. Includes VPV adjustable visor and visor plugs. Cam-lock levers for strap ear adjustment. In-mold construction extends to bottom. Internal reinforcement. 20 vents. 325 grams (Size Medium).
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Reviewed 6/17/2009
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Palo Alto, CA
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Light, comfortable helmet.
I have the "mountain" version of this helmet, which includes a visor. I use it for commuting and weekend "fun" rides, as well as the occasional century or 100k ride. I purchased this helmet as a replacement for my 12 year-old bell helmet. The one-touch fit system is wonderful. With my old helmet I fiddled with the straps and their threading through the rear plastic piece then left it alone and it fit ok--a little loose or a little tight depending on whether I was wearing a helmet linerhead sweat. With the new system, I loosen it with my thumb to get it on then tighten it for a perfect fit. Use of a helmet liner or headsweat is not a problem because of the instant adjustment.
I understand that some folks find a better fit with Giro, I know my wife does. For me the Bell fit is superior. I guess it is just a matter of head shape.
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