Giro has designed the Giro Fuse Helmet as a light, durable helmet with top-level performance, progressive styling and technical features designed to perform in all conditions. Three ventilation settings provide comfort and air flow at your fingertips.
The Giro Fuse helmet is a lightweight, high-performance helmet for riders who can't sacrifice peripheral vision. Thermostat adjustable venting lets you customize your ventilation on the fly, without removing your helmet. A wide-angle cut creates a gapless fit with goggles, and doesn't compromise peripheral vision. That's handy when you're spotting landings, and hauling through the trees. In-mold construction fuses two Hardbody shells to the EPS liner (hence the name) for the ultimate strength-to-weight ratio. Floating big spins in deep backcountry powder, carving lines down faces that don't even have names yet, the Fuse keeps your head in the game. The Fuse is TuneUps compatible. –Vendor

Small fits head circumference 53.5-55.5cm, Medium fits 55.5-57cm, Large fits 57-59cm, X Large fits 59-60.5cm. Made in USA For more information on Giro Fuse Helmet 2009 visit Giro's website.
This description was also provided by: Skis.com (2009)
| Adjustability: | Removable earpads, adjustable chin, ear straps |
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| Audio Helmet: | No |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Helmet Type: | ShortShell |
| Material: | Expanded polystyrene liner, polycarbonate shell |
| Recommended Use: | Skiing, riding, backcountry |
| Vented: | Yes |
| Ventilation: | 16 Super Cool vents, Thermostat adjustment, Weatherstrip vent plugs |
| Visor/Brim Helmet: | No |
| Warranty: | 1 year |
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Noggin Protection | |
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Early this winter I purchased the Giro Fuse helmet figuring it was time for something new. Little did I realize what a pleasant change it would be. In New England we had some very cold and windy ski days. Not that this is a surprise but the ability of this helmet to accommodate an extra skull cap and remain comfy was perfect! So after a cold winter came an incredible spring! Once again the Fuse with its adjustable vents and removal ear skirt (it's a kilt!) worked to keep my noggin just the right temperature. Life is well when you are wearing a Giro Fuse between its ability to regulate temperature and remain low profile exceeded my expectations! | |
| Doug Patey at DepartmentOfGoods on 05/11/2005 | |
light, good features, but..... | |
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I like this helmet a lot, but have two complaints; One is that Giro needs to have a more consistent sizing system. I'm a M in the Omen, XL in the Fuse and 9 and L in the G10. Thus making it hard to order their helmets online without going to a store first and trying each model, or ordering a bunch and sending them back. | |
| Darwinism at DepartmentOfGoods on 02/15/2007 | |
excellent choice | |
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Giro Fuse is greatmy first ski helmet. It is very lightweight, comfortable, and keeps you warm on the cold/windy days but the vents open and let in the air to keep you cool on the warm spring skiing days. My only complaint is if you have long hair and wear it in a ponytail, the bottom of the helmet presses against the pony tail at the base of your neckby the end of the day, its really sore. | |
| KM at DepartmentOfGoods on 04/13/2006 | |
Giro Fuse Helmet | |
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Helmet arrived on time as advertised. Fit had previously been tested, so that was not an issue. The helmet was warm enough for near 0F temperatures in 30 to 40-mph winds without a liner (did put up parka hood and wear a fleece neck-gaiter). No problem with Oakley goggles. Helmet is light enough as to be nearly unnoticeable. While I did not try using the vents, my partner did and found them effective. Altogether a first rate experience. | |
| T. N. Patch at DepartmentOfGoods on 03/01/2006 | |
Giro Works | |
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Very good helmet. I use it for inline skating in summer and skiing in winter. Because of the venting it's cool for summer and the detachable ear piece and detachable plugs in the helmet cavity means that the helmet is suitable for warm weather activities. Recommend product, only downside is the price but you get what you pay for and its your only head! | |
| NLS at DepartmentOfGoods on 04/19/2007 | |
Really good, but be careful | |
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I really like this helmet. It's light, but still manages to keep me warm, but it lets me cool down quickly by opening the vents. You can get even more ventilation by removing the plugs. Be careful though, I lost one on my first day without even noticing. Giro's customer service is sending me one without any questions asked. | |
| Angel at DepartmentOfGoods on 12/20/2004 | |
Great Lid | |
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I have been through quite a few helmets and found the Fuse to be one of the most comfortable and versatile. The venting is quick and easy to operate and works very well. The helmet also keeps you fairly warm when necessary, but I would suggest getting a liner for temps in the single digits and below. | |
| jmw at DepartmentOfGoods on 03/11/2006 | |
perfecto | |
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1. super light | |
| Alpinelight at DepartmentOfGoods on 12/28/2006 | |
Giro Ski Helmet | |
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Very happy with the Giro Fuse Helmet. I wasn't sure if the helmet was the right fit but I talked to the customer service and they had all the right answers to assure me that I had made the right purchase. | |
| Michael - Beverly, MA at DepartmentOfGoods on 04/20/2005 | |
Fuse protected | |
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The helmet is light and highly protective, it saved me a couple of times from the trees at The Canyons and Brighton. They need to make the helmet more low profile, and not so dark helmet. It has good ventilation for those backcountry hikes. | |
| nnice at DepartmentOfGoods on 02/20/2006 | |