Designed to slide within the helmet reducing rotational forces on the head and neck, it's a simple system but pretty effective. In addition to external ventilation system, Giro have added channels on the inside of the helmet liner to act as exhausts for releasing the hot air build up inside the helmet. The Giro Foray helmet looks great and with the colour and size options there is something for everyone. The company has arguably increased it's profile with the Giro Synthe, one of the most popular helmets on the market.

Providing more protection for out on the road, the Giro Foray MIPS Helmet is determined to enhance every ride. Wind Tunnel Ventilation - Giro helmets are developed utilising their proprietary Wind Tunnel™ ventilation system, which combines active vents with internal exhaust channels that thrust cool, fresh air over and around the riders head while forcing heat and stale air out.

I get quite hot when I cycle, so riding at a pace with the heat of the day, my head quickly began to sweat. This wasn't a deal-breaker for our testers, but for riders with head shapes and sizes that don't perfectly align with the shape of the helmet liner, this could lead to an awkward fit or uncomfortable pressure points. US and Worldwide cycle helmet giants Giro have been creating and producing protective head wear for cyclists since 1985. Now in its fifth iteration it works really well and cradles the head comfortably and securely with plenty of adjustment.

smartphone or printed), along with proof of ID (passport or driving license) and the card used to purchase.Add to this the fact that my size M Foray weighs in at 271g on the Abbott family’s digital kitchen scales, compared to the 285g of my Synthe, and the positives just keep on coming. Please include a covering letter describing the fault and if you would like the item replacing or refunding.

To manage an existing Cyclist magazine subscription, please visit Manage your account or visit our subscription FAQ page. However, this lid comes without some design features found on some of the more expensive models in our lineup, so while our testers were able to dial in a comfortable fit, riders with other head shapes and sizes might not be able to dial it in so perfectly. With a similar looking design and similar features as Giro's pricier flagship models, the Foray would make an excellent choice for riders willing to sacrifice only some of the highest-end features for a solid all-around helmet that won't break the bank.Tipping my head forward to look down just made this worse as the sweat seemed to run out of the front exhaust channel.