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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 3
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Hi there
Anyone knows which of the Giro helmet models fit female riders - cool designs n snug fit? the Venus model is kinda boring..personally i like the Havoc or Pnuemo. thanks! |
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Community Team
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I don't really think women need their own specific helmet. I have a pneumo and it fits just fine. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Villieria, Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Posts: 146
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Hi
My wife (and myself) use a Giro Eclipse, feels like a aircon on your head. The Roc-loc system as well as fit pads included allows for a infinite number of adjustments to get the perfect fit. We bought end of run Eclipse. Exactly the same as the new model with a colour difference. Wish I could afford a Pneumo though. They are the best!!!! Keep those wheels spinning!!!! Big H |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 3
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Hi all
Thanks for your input! I've zeroed down to Giro Havoc bcoz of it's design n price. Has any female riders worn this model? My head measurement is 22" which is in btw size S and M. Should I get a size S for a snug fit or M for some breathing space n room to allow me to wear a bandanna underneath my helmet? I'm prone to headaches so that mite be another factor for choosing a less snug fit..what do u think? Thanks again! |
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