GIANT Roost MIPS MTB Helmet

With a new head form that provides a better fit for more riders, the redesigned Roost features trusted Mips protection, a precise three-position rear-height adjustable fit system, increased ventilation, and modern styling. Certified five-star by the world-renowned Virginia Tech Helmet Safety Lab, Roost is a lightweight go-to helmet for charging the toughest trails. Features: - An all-new, rounder head form offers a more universal fit - Mips rotational impact protection system - In-molded upper and lower PC shells for an optimal protective structure at a light weight - Optimized low and high EPS density - Five-star safety rating from the Virginia Tech Helmet Safety Lab - Easily accessible dual-arm, snap-on, threeposition rear height adjustment - 12 oversized vents for maximum head-cooling airflow - Supple and lightweight strap system - Three-position adjustable visor Highlights: - Featuring the trusted lightweight Mips rotational impact liner, in-molded upper and lower PC shells, and a redesigned three-position rear-height fit system, the new Roost combines trusted protection with cool comfort and looks. Specifications: - Sizes: S (51-55cm) M (55-59cm) L (59-63cm) - Weight: 385g (Size M) Technology: Mips: - The Mips BPS (Brain Protection System) is designed to add protection in helmets against the rotational motion. The rotational motion is a combination of rotational energy (angular velocity) and rotational forces (from angular acceleration) that both affects the brain and increases the risk for minor and severe brain injuries. Mips BPS has been scientifically proven to reduce rotational motion when implemented in a helmet by absorbing and redirecting rotational energies and forces transferred to the brain. Virginia Tech 5 Star Rating: - In collaboration with the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Virginia Tech have rated a total of 128 bike helmets using the STAR evaluation system. The bicycle helmet impact tests evaluate a helmet´s ability to reduce linear acceleration and rotational velocity of the head resulting from a range of impacts a cyclist might experience. Helmets with more stars provide a reduction in concussion risk for these impacts compared to helmets with less stars