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The G10’s light weight, low profile shape makes it the most popular all mountain helmet on the market. Three ventilation settings and an incredible fit make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
Pushing the edge, so you don't take up too much room in the wide-open freeriding terrain, the Giro G10 Helmet protects your noggin so you'll live for another day. With legs begging for mercy, this versatile design protects your melon with lightweight and durable in-mold construction, which bonds the EPS impact liner to the polycarbonate shell. Fourteen Supercool vents with on-the-fly adjustable Thermostat control help keep you cool as the trees and rock outcrops whiz by. This Helmet comes equipped with a removable ear flap for sensory enhancement, an adjustable chin strap with side-lock clip buckle, and Goggle Notch flush fit with the wide-angle face cut. Recommended for Freeriding, the G10 MX Helmet is compatible with the Giro TuneUps audio system for inspired plug in tunage.
Description Of Giro G10 Helmet
The Giro G10’s light weight, low profile shape makes it the most popular all mountain helmet on the market. Three ventilation settings and an incredible fit make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
The all-mountain G10 from Giro features a low profile, lightweight shape with three ventilation settings and clean lines &- perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you!
Giro designed the G10 Helmet for riders who push their limits in wide-open freeriding terrain. The wide-angle cut and gapless goggle fit insure you can see your takeoff, spot your landing, and spy everything in between with out any paranoia-inducing blind spots. In-mold construction fuses the exterior polycarbonate shell with the interior EPS liner for ultimate durability without compromising weight. 14 vents with on-the-fly adjustability combined with snap-fit, super-plush removable ear pads keep you cool, comfortable, and levelheaded regardless of the conditions. The G10 is TuneUps compatible.
This description was also provided by: Dogfunk
The Giro G10's light weight, low profile shape makes it the most popular all-mountain helmet on the market. Three ventilation settings and an incredible fit make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you. This helmet has great features that will benefit you big time in the long run. Whether your cruising down the hill, or hitting it hard, this helmet will keep you cool and comfortable.
This description was also provided by: Skis.com (2010)
The Giro G10 snow helmet has a tough shell, comfortable liner and adjustable vents so you never lose your cool.
The Giro G10 Helmet has been a freeride mainstay for years. The Giro G10’s low-profile shape and lightweight in-mold construction give you durability without bulk. Whether you're booting up or pointing it, adjust airflow on the fly with Giro’s Thermostat Control, which provides three easy-to-adjust ventilation settings.
Giro G10 Helmet 2010: The Giro G10 Helmet has the perfect light weight, low-profile shape, which is probably why it is the most popular all-mountain helmet on the market. Three ventilation settings and an incredible fit make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
Wicked wipe outs are no match for the Giro G10 helmet. Exceptional comfort and protection, packaged in a sleek-style, light weight helmet.
The Giro G10's light weight and low profile shape makes it one of the best all mountain helmets on the market. Three ventilations settings and clean lines make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
The Giro G10 Helmet's low profile, light weight shape makes it one of the best all mountain helmets Giro offers. Three ventilation settings and clean lines make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
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| Adjustability: | Chin strap with slidelock clip buckle |
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| Audio Compatible: | Yes; TuneUps Systems |
| Audio Helmet: | No |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Goggle Clip: | Yes |
| Has Earflaps: | Yes |
| Has Vents: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Material: | [Shell] polycarbonate; [Liner] EPS |
| Recommended Use: | Freeride |
| Ventilation: | 14 vents with on-the-fly adjustable Thermostat control |
| Visor/Brim Helmet: | No |
| Weight: | 14.5oz (410g) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | Giro G10 MX Helmet | $90.97 - $140.00 |
 | Giro G10 Mx Snowboard Helmet | $99.95 - $118.99 |
 | Giro G10MX Snowboard Helmet | $139.95 |
 | Giro G9 Snow Helmet | $99.95 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
 | Giro G10 Audio HelmetUnspecified | $125.95 - $149.95 |
 | Giro G10 Ski HelmetUnspecified | $79.98 - $130.00 |
 | Giro 2010 Giro G10 HelmetUnspecified | $110.99 |
 | Giro G10 Snowsports Helmet - Men's & Women's | $129.95 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Giro Fuse Audio Helmet Snowboarding > Helmets | $169.90 - $237.99 |
 | Giro Fuse Helmet Skiing > Helmets | $89.99 - $161.46 |
 | Giro G10Mx Helmet Snowboarding > Helmets | $59.90 - $140.00 |
 | Giro G9 Audio Series Helmet Snowboarding > Helmets | $74.72 - $188.99 |
 | Giro G9 Helmet Skiing > Helmets | $47.97 - $119.95 |
 | Smith Holt Skullcandy Audio Helmet Snowboarding > Helmets | $53.97 - $90.00 |
 | K2 Luv Bug Skiing > Downhill | $99.90 - $229.95 |
 | Red Mutiny Helmet Snowboarding > Helmets | $58.47 - $90.00 |
 | Salomon Radiant Snowboarding > Snowboards | $184.90 - $299.99 |
 | Anon Realm Goggles Eyewear > Goggles | $79.99 - $184.95 |
 | Salomon Relay Elite Snowboard Bindings Snowboarding > Bindings | $94.46 - $129.90 |
 | Giro Seam Helmet Skiing > Helmets | $159.00 - $170.00 |
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| Color | Size | |||||
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| Small | Medium | Large | W's-S | W's-M | N/A | |
Mint | 90.99 | 90.99 | ||||
Matte White Exploded Argyle | 130.00140.00 | 129.95129.952 More... | 129.95129.95140.00 | |||
Cyan | 129.95129.95140.00 | 129.95129.954 More... | 129.95129.954 More... | |||
Matte Black Eyes | 129.95 | 129.95129.952 More... | 129.95129.952 More... | |||
Light Blue Digi Plaid | 129.95130.00130.00 | 129.95130.00130.00 | 129.95 | |||
Pewter | 130.00 | 130.00 | 130.00 | |||
Lavendar | 77.99 | |||||
Chalk | 89.99 | |||||
White / Cranberry | 89.99 | 59.46 | ||||
Andy Finch | 59.46 | 59.46 | ||||
Matte Black | 89.99129.956 More... | 129.95129.955 More... | 129.95129.955 More... | |||
Matte Gold | 129.95130.00 | 129.95130.00 | 129.95130.00 | |||
Matte Olive | 71.47 | 71.47 | ||||
Matte Olive Trees | 90.96 | 71.47 | ||||
Matte Pewter | 129.95130.002 More... | 129.95130.002 More... | 129.95130.002 More... | |||
Matte White | 129.95129.95130.00 | 129.95129.95130.00 | 129.95129.95130.00 | |||
Peter Olenick | 79.69 | |||||
Sepia | 90.99 | |||||
White | 129.95130.00130.00 | 129.95130.00130.00 | 129.95130.00 | |||
RememberDelaware.com offers this product at $84.47, but does not provide any color/size information.
Al's Sports offers this product at $99.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
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I LOVE this helmet! | |
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| I ski professionally as a mountain guide, and LOVE this helmet. Giro has made great improvements in fit with the new adjusting system. I love the quick vent openings, so I don't get overheated. Great visibility, and good fit with goggles which stay secure. I like the fact that this helmet fits a bit lower profile than the Fuse, which I had previously. I don't feel like I look so much like a "bobble head." I went with the more feminine look of the women's model, with just a little pink, and a nice pinkish, pearly sheen. I liked the flat white, too, which may be more versatile. But, I have to admit, it's nice to look like a girl when you're skiing with all the guys. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 02/08/2008 | |
So Comfortable | |
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| I tried on several helmets and this one was by far the most comfortable. I personally don't care about the extra features but the helmet is feature rich with it's easy switch ventilation and it's audio compatability. I bought the Giro helmet in Matte Pewter color. I think the color is a very neutral color - feminine enough for a girl and masculine enough for a guy. My only complaint is that the strap doesn't tighten quite as much as I would like, but I can tighten it a little further by extending the material that the strap is attached to a little past the clip. Normally, it takes me forever to decide on the perfect product, but this purchase was a no-brainer! | |
| Christi at Altrec on 12/16/2006 | |
We love our Giro G10 helmet! | |
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Tramdock's customer service is outstanding! They went above & beyond to overnight my helmet to me in time for a February ski trip after all stores in MA & New Hampshire were sold out! I called everywhere possible, and all told me they could not keep it in stock since it's one of the best helmets out there. The Giro G10 is perfect in every way; it's safe, comfortable, warm, and stylish. The pewter color is gorgeous! Sepia is also a great color, especially if you have a brown snow suit. My husband has the black and loves his too! It was an easy decision for us. | |
| Margie S at Backcountry.com Outlet on 03/03/2008 | |
Awesome, Awesome Helmet. | |
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I got this helmet two seasons ago. All helmets save lives this one included. I am reckless and often ski on the edge of control. Trust me when I say This helmet can take many big falls and come out unscathed. The helmet is light, warm and, comfortable. I wear it all day without getting too hot or cold. It fits wonderfully with my A-Frames, little to no gap, and preforms. The best helmet I have worn to date. (This is my 4th helmet.) Simply put, a helmet is a key piece of ski gear for the reckless and the Giro G10 is a prime choice. | |
| bgw2525385 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 11/03/2008 | |
GREAT HELMET!! | |
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| I extensively researched helmets and tried on a good number of them, including the G9, Fuse, Omen, Smith and Protec models. This model had by far the best fit (low profile) and easiest adjustment system. I bought one with the Motorola wireless system and it works AWESOME!! I was simply hoping for respectable music quality, but got much more. No issues with BT connectivity and the ability to switch to phone from music via the earpieces while on the slopes or the chair was fantastic. Microphone worked fine for outgoing calls as well! I would HIGHLY recommend this helmet. | |
| Mike at Altrec on 12/09/2008 | |
Solid brain bucket. | |
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A solid, well-made helmet from Giro. Pretty comfortable, adjustable fit, adjustable venting. I added a wired Tune-Ups kit for audio; works great. Seems like it will do a good job protecting my skull from rogue snowboarders or my own stupidity. If you're questionable about size, order up. You can adjust the size down quite a bit. I was on the border of XL/XXL and got an XL (XXL was out of stock...) It fits me pretty well, but I have to have the adjustment all the way out and it's still a little tight sometimes in the back. | |
| Matt at Backcountry.com Outlet on 04/15/2009 | |
Cool - Literally | |
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I usually get very hot when skiing, and perspire a lot. I was therefore a bit apprehensive about wearing a helmet - any helmet. The venting on this G10 works very well. Unless it is very cold or snowing heavily, I ski with the vents open all the time. (In seriously cold weather you could wear a thin beanie under the helmet). This is a very comfortable helmet and I do not even know it is there. No problem either using Smith Fuse goggles with the helmet. I would recommend this helmet to a friend! | |
| wol100238357 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/09/2009 | |
Does the trick! | |
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Just boarded in blizzard conditions and it kept me cozy with or without my pull-over face mask, and when doing back flips into deep poweder. When the Sun came out I was able to adjust the vents with my gloves on. Skull fit was good with the dial-in adjustment and it had a tight fit with my Goggles of another brand. My only issue is with the fit system and my glasses. It is hard to get the glasses back in after removing them (to defog) because clamping assembly grabs my head that low. | |
| reciii2084559 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/15/2009 | |
I'm on my second one | |
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I rode the G10 for about 3 seasons and then hit my head pretty good one day. There were no visible cracks, but I figured it was time for a replacement. The new version comes with a retention system just like the Giro bike helmets, so the fit is even better with the new lid. The venting system rocks, keep it closed up on cold days or cold mornings, then open it up on the fly as the temp increases or as you start lapping the park, trees, or bumps. Good style too. | |
| Francis D. at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/20/2009 | |
Great Fit, Good Buy | |
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| My husband bought this helmet for my birthday. It's fabulous!! I haven't been able to test it out on the slopes, due to the lack of snow, but that will change very soon. I love the fact that it's lighter and more comfortable than my mountain biking helmet - which is also a Giro and pretty lightweight and comfy itself. The closable air vents are great for spring skiing, and the ability to dial in the fit is awesome. I believe that I will feel very well-protected and comfortable in this helmet. | |
| Tele-girl at Sierra Trading Post on 10/30/2009 | |
LET DOWN AGAIN by GIRO | |
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If this had not happened to me on another GIRO product, then I would have given this helmet such a LOW rating. The forward anchors for the fit adjustment system have consistantly (3rd GIRO helmet)broken loose from the foam they are in above the temple. Otherwise the helmet is great. Just not a favorite of mine. | |
| sep2789556 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 03/12/2009 | |
Very nice helmet but does not fit me | |
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| Needed a medium, but ordered a large because that's all there was in the color I wanted. Thought that I'd give it a shot. Great helmet, but too big. Back it goes. Hopefully the medium will show up again. | |
| Wine Goddess at Sierra Trading Post on 04/23/2009 | |
came broken | |
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Not a shipping break. The plastic part inside the helmut that holds the adjustment in place was not whole. Too much trouble to ship back. | |
| syl3000227 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 04/18/2009 | |
Did not like it | |
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To bulky. Retuned for a Giro Fuse. | |
| dmac0344100062333 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 09/15/2008 | |
Good and bad on this product | |
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Didn't quite fit me right even though I have other Giro helmets in this size. Too low across the forehead. Also, it had an extensive liner that I really didn't need (I have lots of hair). The way that the liner covered up the vents ... not sure that the venting would work right. Opening and closing vents did not work well. But, it is very very light ... a good thing. I kept the Omen instead. | |
| ericanddeb2123952 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 06/10/2009 | |
Bulky | |
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I ordered the Cranberry/White (W's) helmet, and admit I ordered a L when I should have gotten a M... But it is just a big helmet with a large profile. I ended up going with a Giro Ember (women's) and it's much more sleek and also has soft and fuzzy ear pads and chin strap! | |
| spa2749349 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 02/19/2009 | |
giro g10 helmet | |
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ok helmet but vents at the rear have no diffuser allowing wind to directly access the back of the head ... very uncomfortable in windy conditions. At this price we shouldn't have to use foam and tape to make adjustments to make the gear work well. | |
| hrtzllcons@comcast.net at Backcountry.com Outlet on 01/03/2009 | |
