Giro Stylus Helmets

Average Rating: 2.67/5
MSRP: $ 59.99
# of Reviews: 3

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Product Description

Giro's Stylus is a smooth lid with a great fit. Giro's Acu Dial 2 fit system lets you get the perfect fit with a simple one-hand adjustment. The...

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Submitted by fatbastcaad3 a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: July 23, 2010

Strengths:    breathes well for the price.
not too expensive

Weaknesses:    no visor

Bottom Line:

A good entry level helmet in the road specific market. Previously I had been unwilling to spend more on an item which only lasts 3 years, previously had an Atlas II. Size large fits well. I like to keeep only one helmet@ a time for both mtb and road, so somwhat disappointed that it doesn't have a visor. I have not experienced any of the issues the other reviewers had.

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Favorite Ride:   anything with ups and downs

Price Paid:    $86.00

Purchased At:   s+w sports

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Submitted by Rider66 a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: March 27, 2009

Strengths:    Sharp looking, reasonable price.

Weaknesses:    Harness and fit.

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I had the same problem with the fit as another reviewer. One of the forward pivots of the adjustable harness has popped out twice and that was while the helmet was off and I was making adjustments to the straps. The padding was also thin on the sides causing the helmet to kind of sit on my head like a large bowl. I'm taking it back.

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Favorite Ride:   Any Touring Ride

Price Paid:    $68.00

Purchased At:   REI on a sale

Similar Products Used:   Bell Image Pro and old Bell V-1

Bike Setup:   Madone 4.7

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Submitted by Bertrand a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: November 4, 2008

Strengths:    Price (I guess).

Weaknesses:    Unreliable/weak fit system.

Bottom Line:

I do not like the suspension/fit system on this helmet. The suspension system is attached to the the shell at only two points by a very small plastic snap. Tightening the suspension to snug the fit invariably causes the snap to pop out.

In effect, this means that the helmet has to be worn loosely. I'm also concerned that with repeated releases the snap will eventually wear out and stop working at all.