Giro 2008 Remedy S Carbon Helmet - 2007 BCS

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2008 Remedy S Carbon Helmet

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The Giro Remedy S Carbon Helmet's full face design and flow-through ventilation offer maximum protection in an ultralight package that you'll hardly notice on your head. Trusted by riders like J.P. Auclair and Xavier DeleRue, this helmet delivers enhanced coverage to handle the knarliest lines, rails, and jumps. The Remedy S' tough, carbon fiber shell keeps the weight down, while an EPS foam liner takes the impact of brutal hits. The flow-through design sucks air in the front of the helmet and lets it out 14 vents for on-the-fly ventilation. A removable visor offers further protection and keeps the sun out of your eyes while you're being towed into backcountry kickers.

Bottom Line: The Remedy S Helmet provides serious protection for rails, jumps and lines with serious consequences.

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Super Light!!!

By: Fabrizio Verga
March 4, 2008

Super light helmet. You can barely feel it on your head. The visor sticks up a little too much in my opinion but it can be easily removed.

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Which goggles do you suggest fit best for this helmet?

By: bri2504995
October 25, 2008

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A Giro goggle would be your safest bet, but I've had no problems using Smith goggles with a Giro helmet. Just avoid goggles that dip in the middle or are very rounded. You want some with a flat top so that they fit flush with the bottom of the helmet. Oakley makes a lot of quality goggles, so check them out and read some reviews.

By: Barrett Wood
October 25, 2008