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Giro Vanquish MIPS Adult Road Cycling Helmet

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Color: Matte Black/White/Bright Red


Size: Large (59-63 cm)


Features

  • MARKET-LEADING PERFORMANCE AND PROTECTION: Engineered in Giros helmet test lab
  • AERODYNAMIC DESIGN: TransformAir Technology reduces drag and provides aerodynamic efficiency.
  • INTEGRATED MIPS: MIPS Brain Protection System is integrated with the Roc Loc 5 Air Fit System for an added measure of protection in certain impacts plus market-leading fit and comfort.
  • VIVID SHEILD: Fully magnetic for easy on/off plus VIVID lens technology and Optics by Zeiss that increases contrast and definition while keeping colors true to life.
  • VENTILATION AND COMFORT: 10 Wind Tunnel vents coupled with internal channeling allow air to flow through the helmet to enhance cooling power. Easily adjust vertical position and tension with the Roc Loc 5 Air fit system.

Brand: Giro


Color: Matte Black/White/Bright Red


Age Range (Description): Adult


Size: Large (59-63 cm)


Model Name: Giro Vanquish MIPS


Outer Material: Polycarbonate (PC)


Vehicle Service Type: Bicycle


Recommended Uses For Product: Cycling


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6 x 6 x 6 inches


Inner Material: Expanded Polystyrene


Brand: ‎Giro


Color: ‎Matte Black/White/Bright Red


Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


Size: ‎Large (59-63 cm)


Model Name: ‎Giro Vanquish MIPS


Outer Material: ‎Polycarbonate (PC)


Vehicle Service Type: ‎Bicycle


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Cycling


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎6 x 6 x 6 inches


Inner Material: ‎Expanded Polystyrene


Item Weight: ‎350 Grams


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎11.89 x 9.61 x 7.44 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.8 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎Giro


Warranty Description: ‎Any Giro helmet determined by Giro to be defective in materials or workmanship within one (1) year from the date of original purchase will be repaired or replaced, at Giro’s option, free of charge when received at the factory freight prepaid, together with proof of purchase.


Material: ‎Polycarbonate


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Giro


Part Number: ‎7140136


Sport Type: ‎Cycling


Date First Available: March 31, 2013


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Overall, nice helmet.
Color: Matte White/Silver Size: Medium (55-59 cm)
Review Image by Jason Jason
Review Image by Jason Jason
For the past year my primary cycling helmet has been a Giro Aeon. That is the basis for the following review & comparison. I only bought this helmet for the visor and therefore have not worn it on any rides without the visor. I've taken it out on 4 rides, for 100+ miles, one of which included a 889' climb with 4% decent. I've been an avid cyclist for over 20 years and can be a little critical when it comes to my cycling gear. Overall I give this helmet 4 out of 5 stars because it's not perfect right out of the box. Aerodynamics (5 of 5): Winds in my area have been 5-10 mph this summer hence the desire to purchase an aero helmet. My first ride with this helmet was on a day with 10-15 mp winds. About two miles into my ride it occurred to me there was a noticeable reduction in drag compared to the Giro Aeon. I reach 41 mph at a full sprint riding on a road with a 45 mph speed limit in between my house and my favorite cycling trail. As this is my first aero helmet, I am very pleased with reduction in air resistance. Airflow (3.5 of 5): The videos on the Giro website presented some interesting airflow and wind tunnel tests that had me very optimistic about the cooling effects. In reality, the Giro Aeon is noticeably cooler and will remain my go to helmet on hot days when there is no forecasted wind. During the months of July and August, it is typically 85-100 degrees with 75%+ humidity. Very miserable cycling conditions. The visors deflection of the wind also blocks some of the air flow that would come up from underneath the helmet. When riding with the visor you are solely depending on the four vents to bring in air. I've discovered I have to hold my head at a very specific angle to maximize the airflow. During the Fall, Winter and Spring, this is not going to be a concern. I anticipate loving this helmet fall through spring. Unless there is snow or ice on the road/trail, I continue to ride down to 20 degrees. Reduced airflow is going to be a blessing. Style (3 of 5): Giro typically makes their helmets with some pretty nice color schemes. For a $275 helmet, the designers could have put a little more effort into the appearance. I had a very hard time picking a color. I didn't like the black for safety reasons. I prefer helmets that provide something that helps vehicle drivers spot me on the road. The white was very plain. I settled for the white and spent a couple days airbrushing some metallic silver strikes with a translucent black fade. I'm not the best at airbrushing so it's not perfect and might not withstand the test of time, but it looks a lot better in the meantime. Lens (4 of 5): Overall I am okay with the lens. I've not yet experienced any issues with fogging. So far the magnetic locks seem to be working quite well. The visor has a good field of view and does not overly interfere with my peripheral, vision which was a major concern. I would prefer a polarized lens but the glare off the road and trail surfaces hasn't been too bad so far with the lens that came with it. I wanted to order a clear lens so I could wear my polarized photochromic cycling glasses underneath, but replacement lenses are not cheap and hard to find. Buyer Beware: Giro does not sell replacement lenses. When I contacted Giro to ask about replacements I was sent the link to a separate website (Amazon won't let me post the website). Replacement lenses are $59.99, plus $5.00 handling fee for orders under $100. It would have been nice if the helmet could have been ordered directly from Giro with a choice of which lens you want with the helmet. In dark and low conditions, particularly in the winter, I will not want the lens that came with the helmet. I will have to order the clear lens so I can wear my polarized photochromic cycling glasses. It will be the winter that puts the anti-fogging to the test. I wear a balaclava under my helmet. Cycling glasses fog immediately when stopping from my breath. I'm hopeful the lens is far enough away to prevent that from happening. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018 by Jason Jason
    • Beautiful and Comfortable
Color: Matte Black/White/Bright Red Size: Small (51-55 cm)
Review Image by Joey48 Joey48
I absolutely loved this fully aero helmet. It looks very sharp, fits comfortably, and I feel to be riding faster with it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2023 by Joey48 Joey48
    • Tough decision, glad I bought the Vanquish
Color: Matte Black/Gloss Black Size: Medium (55-59 cm)
Let me get the cons out of the way to start. On several rides now with excessive humidity, high dew point, and elevated heat index the visor has slightly fogged. And if you go through an actual fog it can fog up a little. A little annoying. I just received Frog Spit defogger today to try and help that problem out. On those days above with a high temp there are a few warm spots with full sun to the left and right of the crown. While moving, I noticed if I looked back over my shoulder air would hit those spots nicely. No case to carry the helmet. Had to buy one. Other than those things listed above, this helmet rocks! SIZING: I had my wife measure my head different times and with balaclava on and headband too. Decided on a medium and the Giro recommended measurements for helmet size seem accurate. I was worried about too much light coming from bottom of visor but my eyes rarely notice and the visor on the medium fits nice and close to the bridge of my nose. It’s dark and clear enough too. Bought a clear second visor for fall/winter rides as well as night rides. COMFORT: the tightening mechanism on top of the helmet tightens all around my head at once for an even feel around my head. It’s easy to adjust while riding too. I’ve been riding awhile so this is easy to do especially when going into the drops and making minor adjustments to maximize aero feel. CHIN STRAP: easy to adjust and sits flat against my face. I also use Cat Ears and works great with those too. AIR FLOW: I can feel air cooling head from the top and on the back of my neck. It’s a little loud but the cat ears help some. VISOR: cool look. Is vented for air flow across my face. Easily and securely fits upside down when taking off and magnets grab nicely. Especially when putting it on you can hear it snap into place. STORAGE/TRANSPORT: contacted Giro to see if case or visor case available and they recommended a helmet bag. So, I bought a Catlike whisper case and works fine with this helmet. What else can I say? It’s easy to take off and put on during breaks. I shopped for hours, compared helmets, measured crazily, and got the medium Vanquish in matte black...great helmet! Glad I bought it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2019 by Daniel M
    • Nice, work with glasses!
Review Image by Steve Steve
I purchased the Vanquish helmet to replace my older (~2012ish MFG Dated), Bontrager Quantum one. Reason being, the older Quantum didn't have MIPS and the it just felt like it sat to high on the head, with the adjustment strap that runs around the whole thing, being closer to the ears (hard to explain). Both helmets are the same Medium size. I wear glasses, Oakleys and RayBan. The RayBan glasses are Transition type, Oakleys are not. Part of buying the new helmet, was due to the removable shields. I LOVE THEM. I can fit my normal Oakleys under the shield of the Vanquish, and it feels like I'm not wearing them. I don't like the Transition glasses on bike rides as they take too long to adjust to light. With the shield, I can swap as needed, or remove. magnetic mounts work great. Weight is slightly heavier than the Bontrager one, 12.7 vs 10.8oz. But I expected that with MIPS and the shield (1.8 oz by itself). Doesn't feel noticeable while wearing. Not sure yet on cooling as I haven't rode with the new one. The vents are fewer but they are bigger all around. They also funnel air forward to back, vs, just being spaced out. The MIPS system actually keeps the whole thing floating anyway, whereas the old one sat right on the head. That helps with air movement. Adjustment is easy and the straps are thinner/less intrusive than the Bontrager helmet. And the color/lens look, are perfect. Will update as needed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by Steve Steve

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