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Are Giro as good as they say or ?

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  1. Is a Giro helmet, say a $200 Eclipse, so much better than a cheap $50 Kmart
    special ?
    Or are you just paying for the name ?

  2. Tony Wilson said:

    Is a Giro helmet, say a $200 Eclipse, so much better than a cheap $50 Kmart special ?
    Or are you just paying for the name ?

    They are often lighter, better vented, have a better fastening system
    and, yes, they look cool and have a "good" name. Whether or not they
    are more likely to stop your brain leaking out in an accident is up to the
    crash test dummies to decide...

    hippy

  3. Look at the Italian helmets like Met & Limar which usually have better
    fitting/sizing systems, a mid-range helmet wouldn't set you back much over
    $100 , there are lots of other nice helmets out of Europe but the
    constraints of the Australian Standards means they are not viable to import,
    like LAS which was one the most popular helmets in this year's Tour .
    Steve @ IDEAL

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    Tony Wilson said:

    Is a Giro helmet, say a $200 Eclipse, so much better than a cheap $50
    Kmart special ?
    Or are you just paying for the name ?

    They are often lighter, better vented, have a better fastening system
    and, yes, they look cool and have a "good" name. Whether or not they
    are more likely to stop your brain leaking out in an accident is up to
    the
    crash test dummies to decide...

    hippy

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    hippy

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