Just came across this whilst searching through their site.
It's priced around £100 everywhere else.
Sizes: Small/Medium (51-56cm) - Black or White in stock.
Thoughts/opinions? looks like a good buy - cant decide if I should go for it
14 comments
rodman
17 Nov 15#1
Shame no large
nkwt861
17 Nov 15#2
Nice price! Again shame no large
MRR_ltd
17 Nov 15#3
1 left in white
pvfc247
17 Nov 151#4
Another road bike helmet with multi air cooling vent technology, for some Muppet to wear a base ball cap underneath, thus making a complete mockery of said technology & looking a dope too boot.
bike helmets are available with peaks to keep the sun out of your eyes people :smiley:
R O N N I E to pvfc247
18 Nov 15#7
Whilst I don't wear a cap underneath I do understand why some cyclists do - sun visor, absorb sweat, comfort - stop helmet pulling hair, etc.
Therefore a helmet like this with air flow holes will be cooler for cap wearers than a helmet without.
Personal preference really - no need to misunderstand, get all judgement and bothered by it.
jayftw
18 Nov 15#5
OOS
cycleman
18 Nov 15#6
Got to be really careful buying without trying, I always go for Giro as they fit me best, seems good value though.
MRR_ltd to cycleman
18 Nov 15#8
I phoned up to check whether they accept returns in-store, which they do, so if that's the case it'll just go back.
David18
18 Nov 15#9
All out of stock. Shame, looked like a great deal.
Besford
18 Nov 151#10
Buyer thinks: "hey, look at me, I've got a (insert brand name) helmet on!"
Intelligent observer thinks: "£140 quid bike helmet, what a knob".
Still not a single piece of evidence showing why these expensive helmets are any better than a 10 quid Aldi/Lidl job. A fool and their money..........
cycleman to Besford
18 Nov 15#11
It's mainly weight, fit and comfort, my Giro Aeon is much more comfortable on a long ride than my cheapo Giros, well worth it for me.
Besford
18 Nov 15#12
I said evidence, not opinion. It doesn't exist. In a blind test you're quite likely to pick the cheap helmet over the expensive one. I'm not telling you not to do it but it certainly isn't a 'hot deal'.
cycleman
18 Nov 151#13
Stupid semantics, to me evidence is lighter and better fit is a great advantage, would pick out the better one in a blind test every time, simple as.
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Opening post
It's priced around £100 everywhere else.
Sizes: Small/Medium (51-56cm) - Black or White in stock.
Thoughts/opinions? looks like a good buy - cant decide if I should go for it
14 comments
bike helmets are available with peaks to keep the sun out of your eyes people :smiley:
Whilst I don't wear a cap underneath I do understand why some cyclists do - sun visor, absorb sweat, comfort - stop helmet pulling hair, etc.
Therefore a helmet like this with air flow holes will be cooler for cap wearers than a helmet without.
Personal preference really - no need to misunderstand, get all judgement and bothered by it.
Intelligent observer thinks: "£140 quid bike helmet, what a knob".
Still not a single piece of evidence showing why these expensive helmets are any better than a 10 quid Aldi/Lidl job. A fool and their money..........