The Giro Insurgent™ Spherical is a game - changer for mountain bikers. It's designed to offer the high - level protection that top riders from the Enduro World Series to Red Bull Rampage rely on. Our engineers have worked hard to ensure great airflow. They've maximized intake points for fresh air, optimized exhaust ports, and connected them with deep channels. The helmet comes with a lightweight, soft - touch, and absorbent pad set. The brow pad has a dedicated flange to keep sweat out of your eyes. Each of the three sizes (XS/S 20 - 21.75” / 51 - 55cm, M/L 21.75 - 23.25” / 55 - 59cm, XL/XXL 23.25 - 24.75” / 59 - 63cm) includes two different cheek pads, allowing for a customized fit. These are secured with a directional snap system for easy removal in case of a crash. Despite adding advanced features like Spherical Technology™, the size M/L Insurgent weighs only 1,040 grams, 200 grams lighter than the Disciple™ Mips. Spherical Technology™ uses two foam layers, an EPS layer for high - speed crashes and a lower - density EPP foam for low - speed spills. Other features include a patent - pending Flex Gasket to reduce collarbone impact risks, tool - free breakaway visor bolts with an integrated Allen key receiver, and a central visor bolt hole for mounting action cameras. It also has Mips® Brain Protection System, progressive layering, stack ventilation, and more. With certifications like ASTM - 1952 - DH, CE EN 1078, CPSC, AS/NZS, ASTM - 2032 - BMX, it's a top - notch choice for progressive mountain biking.
Using your Giro Insurgent MIPS MTB helmet is easy. First, choose the right size from the available options (XS/S, M/L, XL/XXL). Adjust the Roc Loc® Air DH fit system to ensure a snug and comfortable fit on your head. You can customize the fit further by selecting the appropriate cheek pads. When riding, the helmet's great ventilation system will keep you cool, thanks to the intake vents and internal channels. For maintenance, you can easily remove the cheek pads using the directional snap system and wash them with mild soap and water. Keep the helmet away from extreme heat and direct sunlight, as this can damage the materials. After a crash, even if there's no visible damage, it's best to replace the helmet, as the internal protection might be compromised. When you want to remove the visor, use the tool - free breakaway visor bolts. You can also mount your action camera on the central visor bolt hole for some epic riding footage. Make sure to regularly check the helmet for any signs of wear and tear, like cracks or loose parts.
