Danaxxmiller
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I am in the market for a good helmet any reccomendations? :-o
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+1 on the g10I'm partial to the G-10 as well.
+1 on the g10
I'm in a Giro Fuse largely because I'm such a hothead. Has integrated headphone earpieces (aftermarket). Love it.
Agree bigtime on the goggles and headaches. My mistake was buying the wrong goggles afterwards.
the G9 and G10 fit the same, the 10 you can open the vents from the outside, worth the difference in cost there. The Fuse is similar but fits a bit different and is a lighter helmet. The Smith Variant Brim has been a popular helmet this season too.
Have a Smith Premise, my guess is same fit as the Variant. Tried on a Giro at the shop but really didn't fit me that well. Lesson here - no matter how many other people a helmet may fit well, make sure you check one out yourself before you buy. As others have mentioned.
Probably gonna get a Variant soon. Dented my current helmet, not bad, but should probably replace it.
As others have said i highly recommend that u take your goggles to a store try on a number of helmets as they are all different . Helmet /goggle compatability is seriously important for comfort .
I tried many but now I use a Giro Talon( removable vents) and also have a Boeri Axis ( fixed vents) with customized graphics. My Son had it done for me its called a Bad Scorpion, it 's pretty extreme but gets many laffs
Had Brikos in the past but prefer the fit , shape and warmth of the Giro
Many people will have to change goggles once they find a helmet that fits their head properly. You don't want goggle gap or you'll be unhappy on cold days. You also don't want the helmet forcing the goggle down onto the bridge of your nose.
If it fits your head, I think the Giro Omen has the best venting system. It has separate controls for the front and rear vents. You can pull off the ear flaps on warm days. You can get bluetooth headphones for them if you're an MP3 person.
Many people will have to change goggles once they find a helmet that fits their head properly. You don't want goggle gap or you'll be unhappy on cold days. You also don't want the helmet forcing the goggle down onto the bridge of your nose.
If it fits your head, I think the Giro Omen has the best venting system. It has separate controls for the front and rear vents. You can pull off the ear flaps on warm days. You can get bluetooth headphones for them if you're an MP3 person.