GiroTyrant Spherical Bike Helmet

Update: This helmet is surprisingly cold in sub 50 degree weather. Something about the shape seems to funnel the wind into your ears and eyes. There is no way to add a face shield . There is also no spot to attach a goggle strap. A balaclava does help a bit. This is still a great helmet, but the lack of a face shield is something to consider if you ride in a colder climate.I recently purchased an ebike for a 24+ mile a day commute. I felt that my Giro Fixture helmet would not protect my head at faster speeds ( see the difference between the Tyrant (Left) and Fixture (Right). Cue the new helmet search. I tried the Bell Super Air MIPS and felt it was to bulky and heavy. My other consideration was the Fox Dropframe mountain bike helmet. The key things that kept me from purchasing the Fox Helmet were lack of adjustability and MIPS technology. I also could not find it in the color/size I wanted. I have a head circumference of 53cm and ordered the small Tyrant helmet. Upon trying the helmet on, it feel a little tight and heavy at first. Do not let this deter you from the purchase, the clicker on the back is adjustable and pads conformed to my head shape quickly. When standing still while wearing the helmet it does seem HOT. However, once you are moving on a bike, the vents do their job and keep the head very cool. I rode 12 miles in 95 degree heat today with zero discomfort. The most important thing is that this helmet feels SAFE. It hugs the head in the all the right places, without becoming uncomfortable. I honestly think this helmet is the best protection you can find without wearing a full face/motorcycle style.

Love that it comes in larger sizes plus the fit is extremely comfortable and lightweight, 5 stars!!

I started riding with a bmx lid, tgen got a half shell, then a full face… this is the best helmet I’ve had. I still use the full face if I’m going crazy, but wear the Tyrant 95% of my riding-even at the pump track and skate park. Super comfortable, not super hot, and more protection than the skate lid. Highly recommended.

Riding in hot humid Florida weather and hot dry Arizona weather and am amazed that I often forget I even have it on. Short of full face it feels like you could do no better with a helmet.

This helmet was given a 10/10 in protection by OutdoorGearLab so it seemed like the best option for me to use while biking in city streets. The helmet is well built, has MIPS, and has Giro Spherical system. The backside height can be adjusted to several positions to ensure a comfortable fit.The major drawback about this helmet, and maybe all Giro/Bell helmets (same parent company), is that they are made for oval heads. According to their sizing chart, I'm a medium, but the helmet is painful to put on because it crushes the sides of my head. I tried a size large, and that fits the width of my head, but there is so much extra space in the back, that the ratchething system doesn't get snug enough to provide me a safe fit.Specialized makes "round fit" helmets (though not like this helmet style) if anyone is struggling with this issue.

Just got it delivered. Opened up box, has extra padding and instructions, fit is perfect, adjustable dial at back of helmet for precise fitting, A little heavier than my other helmets, but covers more of my head. I have a full face so I decided to get a helmet that I have been wanting for a while. Price dropped and I decided to buy it.

Well I've been wearing it close to 2 months now & I haven't fell down or crashed with them on as of yet but I must say am not disappointed at all of the comfort & the structure & design of this helmet to the point I actually do feel safe which is my head area is of concern with this helmet..

Helmet fits comfortably as is, and as adjustments are made it becomes even more fantastic.Also tried the fox dropframe pro, it was too much, Too tight and sunglasses were an issue getting comfortable. Plus dropframe has a fixed visor, Giro’s is adjustable 👌🏽The Giro is easy to also fit glasses,Sunglasses, a baseball cap, etc.