Brand Giro Model 2019468 Details Lowest Price ($40.00)

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Giro Indicator Bike Helmet, Titanium/Silver
Giro Indicator Bike Helmet Titanium-Silver – Features
Smooth, sleek and versatile enough for any style of riding.
In-molded hardbody
20 vents
Snap-fit color matched visors
Acu Dial fit system

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Giro Indicator Bike Helmet Titanium-Silver – Reviews

First, the review published 2 months ago by Joel Seguin is totally right on the money regarding the y-straps. The design is not only uncomfortable but distracting and therefore could be dangerous. The helmet that I received is also not particularly well made: it’s functional (I can put it on and buckle it close)but the quality is definitely on the minimum standard level. The Styrofoam while intact has a lot of deep scratch-like indentations and appears to have been peeled of the mold in a haphazard manner w/ numerous thin flaps sticking out. It came w/ 4 extra stick-on pads w/ totally useless double-sided adhesive: you can barely peel it off and once I did get it to peel off it didn’t stay glued to the helmet and fell after a couple of fittings, the adhesives are left on the interior of the helmet waiting for hair and scalp. Also there should be something to cover the holes after one chooses to remove the visor, as they are left irregularly shaped. Sorry but this helmet is just a not
these pretzels r making me thirsty

i like the helmet nice shape and all. my only problem is that it says universal fit on the web site. then when you get it home the paper work says universal fit between 2 sizes. for products like these Amazon should start posting a like to read the users manual, so that we do not have to rely on the company advertisement to see if the product is what we are looking for.

meghan

I love this helmet. I actually bought another Indicator almost 3 years ago when I started out riding, and last Fall I was commuting daily to my University about 3 miles away.

First off, the fit feels good. It’s snug, the snap-clip underneath your chin isn’t scratchy or bothersome, and the ratchet in back holds well (and isn’t cheap, like the Bell versions – just look at the two).

The design provides some excellent airflow. A good sign for me was, when I still had short hair, I’d show up with a miniature “3-hawk” that had to be combed or watered down.

More than that, this thing took a beating for me. A mother in a Ford Explorer cut me off one day in heavy traffic while I was going about 30 MPH. With less than 50′ between the Explorer and myself, I hauled on the brakes, endo’d, rolled on the pavement, under the Explorer (she had stopped it by then), and then a trip to the Emergency room.

My left wrist hurt like hell where I had braced myself against her car, I tore the anterior lig
adw

…they say lightening never strikes twice in the same place. I know this is a fallacy that has been disproved in reality. I’ve personally seen it strike twice or more in the same place. So I don’t like to take chances.

You’re no doubt wondering what she’s babbling about, since we all know this helmet is NOT going to protect you from lightening right?

Over twenty years ago I came up off a bike and came down on my head. (That just explains everything about this review now doesn’t it?) I managed to get away with a head full of stitches a badly wrenched back and otherwise no major damage. Life got in the way of my riding and I got off a bike for more than twenty years.

So now, finally getting back on a bike, I’m taking things a bit more seriously and not wanting to take unnecessary chances, I started looking into helmets. I’m a big girl (one of the reasons for getting back on a bike) and have a large head. So a helmet that fits comfortably was vital. Being an avid reader an
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