Giro Eclipse Spherical Matte Blue Road Helmet

Giro Eclipse Spherical Matte Blue Road Helmet

The Eclipse Spherical is both the fastest road helmet and the coolest aerodynamic road helmet Giro has ever created, bringing together our best technologies in a lightweight, compact form that's ideal for road and gravel racing. The sleek outer shell actively streamlines airflow to reduce drag in multiple wind angles, while the 14 Wind Tunnel vents draw air through the helmet to provide incredible cooling power that rivals our vented road helmets. more aggressive. On the inside, the Spherical Technology's spherical design is powered by the Mips® Brain Protection System, which allows the helmet's EPS foam outer liner to rotate around the foam inner liner during a crash to help redirect the forces of the helmet. impact away from the brain. The progressive layers of the inner and outer coatings also help to offer more complete protection.

We tested our patented Therminator head shape to measure the helmet's cooling efficiency and the results show that the Eclipse is almost as cool as our best-in-class road helmet, Aether Spherical, setting a new standard for aerodynamic road helmets. (Cooling measured from 100º initial temperature with a wind speed of 25 mph).

INCREMENTAL PROFITS, EXPONENTIAL REWARDS
Not only is the Eclipse Spherical a big step up from the speed of our fastest aero road helmet, the Vanquish, but it's the fastest road helmet we've ever tested. Eclipse beats the nearest aero road helmet competitor by 14 seconds over 100 miles, and is a full minute faster than our own Vanquish. (Average wind drag, combination of 80% typical driving position and 20% head-down driving position).

CHARACTERISTICS

• Spherical Technology
• Mips® Brain Protection System
• Progressive Layering
• EPS foam with nanospheres
• Roc Loc 5 Air Fit System
• In-mold construction
• 14 openings and internal channels
• Full hardbody inner shell
• Ionic+ anti-microbial pads
• reflective stickers
• 275g (size M)

SIZES

Note: We recommend that you try on the headphones before purchasing. Make sure the helmet has a little room when the adjustment system is loose and that it sits low enough to protect your forehead without obstructing your vision. Once you have the correct size, you can adjust the fit.

HOW TO ADJUST THE FIT

1. Step 1: If your helmet has one, adjust the adjustment system at the back of the helmet for a snug, secure fit. Some fit systems also include a vertical adjustment feature that allows you to adjust the forward and backward tilt for optimal head position.
2. Step 2: Adjust the straps so they sit just below your earlobes.
3. Step 3: Adjust the buckle so it rests against the back of your jaw/throat.
4. Step 4: Adjust the inner pads if necessary.
5. Step 5: Check the fit to make sure the helmet is comfortable and secure. It should not roll forward or backward, nor should it be able to slide.