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Giro Fuse Snowsport Helmet

Skiing > HelmetsRated: **** by 60 reviews.

Sierra Trading Post

Protect yourself from an accidental meeting of rail and head with Giro's Fuse snowsport helmet, one of the most trusted helmets in the industry. Well ventilated, with holes that are easily shut with a single lever to block out cold wind.

Features:

  • In-mold microshell
  • Padded, adjustable chin strap
  • Removable liner
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  • Warm, padded ear flaps
  • Weight: 14.5 oz.

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Giro Fuse Snowsport Helmet Reviews Summary:

RatingNumber
of Reviews
*****26
****29
***2
**0
*3
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Positive Reviews:

Great.. but a little older

Rating:*****
I decided to get wiser, so this is actually my *first* ski helmet. I don't have much to compare it with, but the helmet seems great. It's a Giro higher end and based on what I've seen with other helmets, it's pretty good. It has a great ventilation system. The model I actually got seems to be from 2 seasons ago. However the helmet hasn't changed at all (one 3 seasons ago was indistinguishable), short of colors. Given the pretty good savings along with the unchanged product, you really aren't getting an "old" model. Plus with a plain shiny black, that never goes out of style! One thing to keep in mind, most helmets are rather generous in a large. Giro must market to shrunken head people 'cause I had to wear a XL
hceuterpe at Sierra Trading Post on 11/18/2008

As light as a bicycle helmet

Rating:****
Nicely crafted noggin protector, very light weight with an accompanying sense of durability. Among the best looking helmets. On very cold, windy days, I felt a little drafty from the helmet ports - despite being closed. There are adjustable port openings in the very top of the helmet, and others which are kept closed with foam plugs - none of thse keep out the cold very well on a windy day. Must wear an inner cap or other thin head cover underneath for protection. My solution would be better, longer depth plugs for the inside, including an auxiliary deeper plug in addition to the adjustable ones. In fairness, I'm bald-headed, however, am probably not the only bald-headed skier in the land.
Bald-man at Sierra Trading Post on 02/25/2009

Great fitting Helmet!

Rating:*****
I have been skiing for 20+ years and this is my first helmet. Even though this is a dated model, the fit was perfect right out of the box. The venting system works great and allowed me to change it during my day to vent more as the temps rose. It di not feel heavy nor did it limit any movement. It fit well with my goggles. A grat product at a great price.
Kinky Kaver at Sierra Trading Post on 02/10/2009

strong option

Rating:****
Great product. Not as many sizing adjustments as other options in the line, but the fit was perfect for me as is. Sizing adjustments are nice as you may want to vary what you wear under the helmet depending on the weather and this helmets adjustment options are limited. I understand that the newest models that are now out have more adjustment options. Either way, I am happy with my helmet as it is.
Ski with your family at Sierra Trading Post on 05/20/2008

Great deal!

Rating:****
This helmet was a great deal. Light weight and good ventilation. Easy to open and close vents. I was between a large and xl and needed to go xl. The removable portion of the liner that comes down to the back of your neck does need to be broken in a bit- it mildly irritated my neck after skiing all day-- but my wife has the same helmet with no worries!!
Shred at Sierra Trading Post on 04/09/2008

Ski Helmet A Great Thing

Rating:*****
As a medical professional, everyone should have a helmet. Todays news was dominated by Natasha Richardson's death from a seemingly minor head injury sustained on a beginners run. She almost certainly would not have been injured w/ a helmet. A brain cannot be replaced and is often hard to fix if broken. These are a cheap form of prevention. Parents - be good role models.
Wisconsin Badgers Doc at Sierra Trading Post on 03/18/2009

Fuse is a no brainer

Rating:****
I have a Fuse helmet in silver and was thrilled to find one in black (need to wear black for Ski Patrol) at such a great price. The helmet is lightweight and the venting system works great; easily adjust from totally open to slightly open to completely closed with just one gloved finger. It's so comfortable that you'll forget you have it on.
wille at Sierra Trading Post on 11/10/2008

Great helmet, great price!

Rating:****
I bought this for downhill skiing and it is a great all-around functional helmet. It is comfortable and sized right. I was tempted to order a size larger to fit a hat underneath, but I didn't and I am glad of that. I can fit a small hat under the size that is true for me. This is a great value.
Up North at Sierra Trading Post on 11/18/2008

Giro Fuse

Rating:*****
Excellent helmet! The Giro Fuse is everything that I was looking for in a snowboarding/skiing helmet. The fit is great, venting is easily adjustable and quick, light, padding is very comfortable, vision is unobstructed, and provides a very good fit with goggles (Oakley). I would definitely buy this helmet again, and would recommend to my snowboarding friends! Great price [...]
Gunnar at Sierra Trading Post on 01/28/2009

Light weight and vrey comfortable

Rating:*****
It's so light weight and comfortable that after a minute you don't realize you're wearing a helmet. We read the reviews first and decided to get one size larger. A "large" fits us perfect even though we're really a "medium". There are no size adjustments on this helmet. Plenty of adjustable and removable vents for skiing in all temperatures.
Rich and Patty at Sierra Trading Post on 01/24/2009

Negative Reviews:

Helmet shipped by STP is older model

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Giro Fuse Helmet shipped from Sierra Trading does not match what is shown on the Manufacturers website in term of features. The Helmet shown on my order was supposed to be a 2007 with the In-Form Adjust Wheel feature. The one shipped to me was manufactured in 2006 and lacks the InForm wheel adjustment.
A at Sierra Trading Post on 01/05/2009

Use caution

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Had to return due to sizing. This model evidently is sized differently from the newer Fuse models. Also wanted/needed the internal adjustment feature that this helmet did not have. I would recommend the newer Fuse models.
Skiing Man at Sierra Trading Post on 03/24/2009

Too small and had to return

Rating:*
Sized a full inch smaller than other Large Giro helmets, so order a size bigger. Not available in XL, so had to exchange for a mor expensive model.
rec skier at Sierra Trading Post on 12/31/2008

Neutral Reviews:

Too Small

Rating:***
The helmet looks great and the vents with the slider work well. Unfortunately it doesn't fit. I have a size L Giro Nine helmet and bought a size L in this model, but I can barely squeeze it on - it's at least a half size smaller. So, unfortunately it's going back.
kinsykins at Sierra Trading Post on 10/02/2008

Not same fit as current model

Rating:***
This does not have any adjustability for head size as does the same size Fuse I tried on in a store and it is too tight.
ronsonn at Sierra Trading Post on 05/02/2008