Giro Eclipse Spherical Aero Helmet

Designed for Pro Performance The Eclipse Spherical is a standout aero road helmet that brings their best technologies together in a light, compact form that's ideal for road and gravel racing. The sleek outer shell actively streamlines airflow to reduce drag across multiple wind angles, while 14 Wind Tunnel vents pull air through the helmet to provide incredible cooling power that rivals their most aggressively vented road helmets. Safety Upfront and on Top Inside, the ball-and-socket design of Spherical Technology is powered by the MIPS brain protection system, which allows the helmet's outer EPS foam liner to rotate around the inner foam liner during a crash to help redirect impact forces away from the brain. Progressive Layering of both the inner and outer liners help to offer more comprehensive protection, too. Protection on Those Hottest Days The patented Roc Loc 5 Air system enhances stability and fit, and plush antimicrobial Ionic+ padding helps absorb sweat and moisture while providing durable anti-microbial performance.


FEATURES

- In-Mould polycarbonate shell with EPS liner
- Full lower hardbody coverage
- 14 Wind Tunnel vents and deep internal channelling
- Spherical Technology
- Progressive Layering
- Nanobead EPS foam
- Ionic+ anti-microbial padding
- Reflective decals Eclipse Spherical MIPS Helmet Size Guide


SIZE GUIDE

ADULT SUPER FIT SIZE - HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE

SMALL: 51-55 cm
MEDIUM: 55-59 cm
LARGE: 59-63 cm

Note: We recommend you try helmets on before buying. Make sure the helmet fits with a little room when the fit system is loose, and sits low enough to protect your forehead without hindering your vision. Once you've got the right size, you can adjust the fit.

HOW TO ADJUST THE FIT

Step 1: If the helmet has one, adjust the fit system at the rear of the helmet for a snug, secure fit. Some fit systems also include a vertical tuning feature that allows you to adjust the fore/aft tilt, for optimal positioning on your
head.

Step 2: Adjust the straps so that they sit just below the earlobes.

Step 3: Adjust the buckle so that it rests against the back of the jaw/throat.

Step 4: Adjust the interior pads if needed.

Step 5: Check the fit to make sure helmet is comfortable and secure. It should not roll forward or back, or be able to slide off.