Giro Insurgent Spherical Full Face Helmet - Matt Black-Ano Lime
THE GIRO INSURGENT™ SPHERICAL DELIVERS THE PROTECTION AND COMFORT THAT TOP GRAVITY RIDERS FROM RAMPAGE TO EWS DEMAND, WITH THE BALL-AND-SOCKET DESIGN OF SPHERICAL TECHNOLOGY™ PAIRED WITH BEST-IN-CLASS COOLING POWER.
From the Enduro World Series to Red Bull Rampage, top riders demand the Giro Insurgent™ Spherical and the confidence it delivers.
Our engineers maximized the intake points for cool, fresh air, resulting in cooling power 50% more efficient than the Disciple™ Mips®. A lightweight, soft-touch, and absorbent pad set includes two different cheek pads with each of the three sizes, allowing for a customizable fit, which are secured via a directional snap system allowing for easy removal in case of a crash.
At 1,040 grams in size M/L, the Insurgent is 200 grams lighter than the Disciple Mips despite additional features including the advanced protection performance of Spherical Technology™.
Insurgent Spherical utilizes a pair of different density EPP and EPS foam layers that work like a ball and socket to redirect impact energy in a crash. Additional features include a patent-pending Flex Gasket along the lower edge of the helmet, designed to reduce the role a helmet can play in certain collarbone impacts, tool-free breakaway visor bolts with integrated Allen key receiver for easy removal, and a central visor bolt hole, which does double-duty as the ideal mount for P.O.V. action cameras.
WHAT IS SPHERICAL TECHNOLOGY? The unique ball-and-socket design of Spherical Technology utilizes two separate liners to help manage impact forces. The material and density of the inner and outer liners can be optimized with Progressive Layering to help manage a broad range of impact forces: the Insurgent features an outer EPS layer (to address high-speed impacts) and an inner EPP layer (with rebound characteristics designed to handle slower speed falls.) When you combine the benefits of Progressive Layering with the market-leading Mips® Brain Protection System, which can help redirect rotational energy away from the brain, you get more comprehensive protection.
HOW DOES SPHERICAL TECHNOLOGY WORK? Developed at the Bell+Giro Dome laboratory in partnership with Mips®, Spherical Technology’s unique Ball-and-Socket Design redirects impact forces, bringing market-leading design, performance and brain protection together without compromising comfort, ventilation, weight or style.
Specifications
CONSTRUCTION
IN-MOLD CONSTRUCTION
PROGRESSIVE LAYERING WITH EPS OUTER LINER & EPP INNER LINER
EPP CHINBAR LINER
PRE-PREG FIBERGLASS SHELL
VISOR
ADJUSTABLE MOTO-STYLE SCREW-IN VISOR WITH TOOL-FREE BREAKAWAY VISOR BOLTS
VENTILATION
20 VENTS WITH INTERNAL CHANNELING
WIND TUNNEL™ CHEEK PAD VENTILATION
STACK VENTILATION
OPTIMIZED AIRFLOW INTAKE VENTS AND CHANNELED VENTILATION
FIT SYSTEM
ROC LOC® AIR DH
FIT KIT PADDING WITH INCLUDED CHEEK PADS IN 25MM AND 35MM (AFTERMARKET PAD KITS AVAILABLE)
PRODUCT WEIGHT
1040G (SIZE MEDIUM CPSC, CE)
ELECTRONICS COMPATIBILITY
ADDED CENTRAL VISOR BOLT HOLE ENABLES ACTION CAMERA MOUNTING
CERTIFICATION
COMPLIES WITH THE US CPSC SAFETY STANDARD FOR BICYCLE HELMET FOR PERSONS AGE 5 AND OLDER
ASTM-1952-DH
ASTM-2032-BMX
EU: CE EN1078
AS/NZS
HIGHLIGHTS
PATENT-PENDING FLEX GASKET
TWO SETS OF CHEEK PADS FOR VARIABLE THICKNESS ADJUSTABILITY
DIRECTIONAL SNAP SYSTEM FOR REMOVABLE CHEEK PADS
25MM WEBBING WITH D-RING BUCKLE
IONIC+™ ANTI-MICROBIAL PADDING
SIZE:
XS/S 51 - 55 cm
M/L 55 - 59 cm
XL/XXL 59 - 63 cm
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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Solid helmet for DH
"Solid helmet for DH or hardcore enduro. Returned due to being the cheek pads were too tight. The head fit perfect. Got the M/L in Ano Lime which was the largest size and better looking in person. It included 25mm and 35mm cheek pads. They should have included 15mm and 30mm cheek pads instead of 25 and 35. No one will fit this helmet except for the smallest faces. Not sure what Giro is thinking. Don’t they try out their own helmets to see if they fit people’s heads//faces?"
— Christian L. (3/5)
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