Giro

Giro helmets typically feature an in-mould construction combining a lightweight polycarbonate outer shell with EPS foam liner for impact absorption. Some models also offer hybrid or D2 constructions combining EPS and EPP foams for enhanced protection.

Many helmets integrate MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) to reduce rotational forces during angled impacts, boosting brain protection. Some helmets use Spherical Technology that allows dual-suspension movement for impact absorption.

Giro uses adjustable In Form fit systems with easy-to-use dial adjusters and Vertical Tuning to customize vertical and horizontal fit. Fit systems accommodate different head shapes and enable adjustments even with gloves on.

Thermostat Control Venting allows on-the-fly airflow adjustment with a simple dial. Passive Aggressive venting and Stack Vent technology align vents with goggles to reduce fogging and maintain consistent airflow.

Several models, like the Neo MIPS, are designed with audio compatibility for integrated sound systems or headphones for on-mountain entertainment or communication.

Giro goggles offer wide peripheral vision, anti-fog coatings, and ventilation channels. They integrate seamlessly with helmets (especially Giro helmets) to eliminate gaper gaps and improve comfort and protection. 

Sizes correspond to head circumference, and Giro recommends measuring around the widest part of your head. Their adjustable fit systems accommodate minor size variations.

Yes, EPS foam is designed for single high-energy impact absorption, while EPP foam in dual-density designs recovers and can handle multiple impacts, enhancing durability during repeated use.

Stack Vent technology aligns helmet vents with goggle vents to exhaust warm air effectively. Adjustable venting maintains airflow to reduce moisture buildup inside goggles.