Giro Ski Helmets & Giro Snowboard Helmets |
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The Giro All-Mountain Snow Helmet Lineup!The Giro Park/Freestyle Snow Helmet Lineup!The Giro Ski Raching Helmet Lineup!The Giro Women's Snow Helmet Lineup!The Giro Youth Snow Helmet Lineup!Giro Snow – The Most Comprehensive Line of Ski and Snowboard HelmetsSince 1985, Giro has been at the vanguard of helmet design and protection. No other company offers more models of ski and snowboard helmets or features within these snowboard and ski helmets. With more units sold than any other manufacturer, Giro is quite simply the leader in the development of protective gear for your head.Giro helmets – The Steady March of Progress and ImprovementHelmet technology has improved steadily over the last 25 years. Helmets for bicycling and ski racing used to be clunky things that were heavy and poor fitting. The reason? Helmet construction technology lagged significantly behind the science of head protection. Thus, for the cyclist or skier who wanted head protection, his or her choice was limited to motorcycle-like helmets with little or no vents that could be weighed in pounds, not ounces.Then in 1984 came a new protective standard, ASTM F2040, and an ingenious designer by the name of Jim Gentes who had a vision to design lightweight, well-vented, yet highly protective headgear that could achieve this new ASTM F2040 standard. Gentes founded Giro Sport Design in 1985 and introduced his first helmet to the market in 1986, a oversized, expanded polystyrene (EPS) bicycle helmet that came with interchangeable bright-colored Lycra cloth helmet covers. Because it had no hard shell, this new Giro helmet was incredibly lightweight. It was also extremely well vented. And, with interchangeable Lycra covers, Gentes and his colleagues actually brought style into the mix. One day you could ride wearing a red Giro helmet, the next day you could ride wearing a blue one. Brilliant. Over the next two decades, Giro continued to advance its helmet designs for bicycling. Later, when ski and snowboard helmets became popular (and now nearly ubiquitous), Gentes and friends were able to apply much of their experience in constructing bicycle helmets to that of manufacturing helmets for snowsports. Giro Ski and Snowboard Helmets – The Marriage of Fit, Form and FunctionThe breadth of range in the Giro helmet lineup really speaks to the commitment Giro has made to outfit each and every skier and snowboarder with a level of head protection unsurpassed by any other manufacturer in the business today. With more than 20 snowboard helmets in the Giro snow lineup, you are practically guaranteed to find a Giro helmet that will fit you perfectly – man or women, adult or child.Maybe you race. Maybe you love the half pipe. Or, maybe you like to take your sweet time coming down the mountain. No matter. Giro has ski helmets and snowboard helmets designed for all disciplines. Whether backcountry, freeride, telemark, terrain park, downhill, slalom, all-mountain, or multi-sport, Giro has a helmet designed specifically for you. |