[test] Giro Remedy Helmet

Official description…

The fiberglass-shelled Remedy offers the same level of protection, ventilation and attention to detail as its sibling, the Remedy CF, and manages it all at a nice price. It's perfect piece for long days at the bike park, dirt jump sessions, or cleaning sketchy epxosed lines, it's quickly become a top choice by riders all over the globe.

Test results after 1 year...

Well, I had no serious head crash over this last year so I will just tell you about the riding feeling! But when it comes to the safety, a Giro full face helmet should prevent you from a lot of pain... The first good point with this product is that you can hear and talk with people around you when wearing the helmet. Can be useful... Then, I've tried several helmet in my riding life and can assure you this one is really comfortable, especially regarding the price. It's no problem to wear it all day long, thanks to a great ventilation design. In addition, even if it's about 15% heavier than the Remedy CF (Carbon Fiber), you can easily forget it when riding. In the end, a good full face helmet that definitely worth the money!

Note : 16/20

Features

- Full face helmet with fibreglass shell that allows extreme rider the best protection at an affordable price
- Design and styling heavily inspired by Moto helmets
- EVA Lined Chin bar for added protection
- 14 large vents with deep internal channels allow unprecedented levels of ventilation for a full face helmet
- Rear vent is covered to add protection for the rider whilst allowing hot air to be drawn out quickly to avoid over heating
- Three position bolt on visor allows plenty of adjustment to suit the rider
- Lining can be removed for washing to increase hygiene and the helmet lifespan
- Weight: Approx 1050 grams
- Meets the CE EN1078 standard, and the ASTM 1592 standard for Downhill use
- Price - 149 €

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