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Omen Review
By Joe W.
Ranked #181 - Helmets
February 11, 2012
Took my new Omen helmet out today for the first time. I was skiing in southern Pennsylvania. The conditions varied a lot throughout the day; from rain to snow, to sunny and back again. Being able to open and close the vents at will was fantastic for regulating temperature in the varying conditions. I love the adjustable dial in this helmet. My previous helmet was a Giro Fuse, which I liked a lot, but it was just a little too big so I had to wear a beanie under it. With the adjustable dial I no longer need to wear a beanie. Overall this is a helmet that has some flexibility with fit so you should be able to get it just right. Another benefit of this is that you can keep you helmet a little loose, but still snug, when on the trails, and tighten it up so it doesn't budge when you are in the park or hitting backcountry jumps.
I installed Giro SkullCandy Tune Ups in this helmet as well. Overall I was happy with them but see my review of tune ups for specifics as installation was a little odd.
View Details: Giro Omen Helmet
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [shell] polycarbonate; [lining] in-mold EPS
- Adjustable Vents:
- yes, dual Thermostat control
- Number of Vents:
- 14 Wind Tunnel
- Fit Adjustment:
- In Form system
- Certifications:
- ASTM F2040, CE EN 1077
- Weight:
- 1 lb 3 oz
- Recommended Use:
- skiing, snowboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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