Giro Cinder MIPS – Road Bike Helmet

The Cinder™ MIPS provides all the features an avid road rider wants in a lightweight package. In addition to the Roc Loc^® 5 fit system, the helmet is equipped with the Air-FX padding and the MIPS technology to redirect impact energy, providing more protection.

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Features – Cinder™ MIPS

• MIPS
• Air-FX padding
• Ponytail compatible
• Fit System: Roc Loc^® 5
• Construction: In-mold polycarbonate shell with EPS liner and thermoformed SL Roll Cage™ reinforcement
• Ventilation: 26, Wind Tunnel ventilation
• Certification: CE EN1078
• Weight: approx. 295 g

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Technologies

Roc Loc 5
The industry benchmark in comfort, stability, adjustability and weight savings. In addition to enhancing the fit and comfort of helmets, Roc Loc® 5 allows you to easily custom tune the fit tension and the fore-aft tilt of the helmet in seconds using a single hand. And it’s lighter than comparable systems too, making it the ultimate in skull-hugging luxury.

Wind Tunnel Ventilation
Giro helmets are developed utilizing our proprietary Wind Tunnel™ ventilation system. This elaborate design combines active vents in the helmet’s shell with exhaust channels inside the helmet that thrust fresh, cool air over and around the rider’s head while forcing heat and stale air out. It’s the most effective cooling system available, and a difference you can feel every time you ride.

In-Mold
In-Mold Construction fuses a tough polycarbonate outer shell with the helmet’s impact-absorbing foam liner. The fusion process allows for better ventilation systems, making in-mold helmets lighter and cooler than traditional helmets.

Roll Cage™ Reinforcement
Roll Cage™ is a light-yet-tough web of reinforcement invisibly molded inside a helmet’s EPS foam liner. It helps the helmet to hold together under impact, and provides an extra measure of strength and integrity that you’ll never notice…unless you need it.

MIPS^®
All Giro helmets are designed to reduce as much energy as possible while meeting and exceeding stringent safety standards. The goal of Giro’s MIPS^®-equipped helmets is to reduce rotational forces. Giro believes that helmets equipped with this technology can reduce the amount of rotational force that may be transferred to rider’s brain in certain impacts.