Road Bike Helmets

Giro Atmos Helmet - How much do we love the Giro Atmos Helmet? So much that it's been a permanent fixture in our cycling closets since it first appeared on the scene. Sure, we've flirted with some new, good-looking lids, but we've always come back to our true love, the Atmos. The Atmos was the first helmet that ever looked amazing, while also saving our lives. It had tons of air channels, it was lightweight, and it was seriously durable -- this was still back when most helmets looked awful and weighed heavily on the head.

Giro Saros Helmet - To us, the hallmark of a Giro design are its three central vents. And, not coincidentally, you'll find this feature on the Giro Saros Helmet. It was originally part of the Prolight design, but nearly every subsequent helmet has revolved around the three prominent central holes. To us, this trident conveys stability and balance. And while Giro builds on older designs, it never adds baroque touches, instead opting for little practical flourishes.

Cannondale Teramo Helmet - A lightweight, high-tech helmet for demanding riders, the Cannondale Teramo Bike Helmet delivers excellent protection along with 23 highly breathable vents. Imported. System Integrated Micro-Di al Fit w/ Ergo-Fit EVA occipital pad offers unmatched comfort and customizable fitThe Cannondale Teramo Bike Helmet features moisture-wicking pads to enhance comfort and keep sweat under controlRear retention harness customizes sizing with a single, micro-adjusting dial; plush EVA padding doesn't absorb moisture or odorsSI alloy exoskeleton cage reinforcements combine with internal roll cage; the combination reinforces critical vent bridges for best-in-class safety and ventilation23 flow-through vents with internal channeling control heat by maintaining a air flow though the helmet and...

Bell Lumen - The Bell Lumen 2012. The Bell Lumen is a fantastic value. Tons of awesome features packed in to an affordable price, what more could you ask for? 22 high volume channeled vents grab cool air from the front vents and bring it in and through the helmet. The air travels over and around d your head while flushing warm air out of the rear of the helmet. The Lumen also has internal reinforcements as well as a Fusion in-mold construction.

Giro Advantage 2 Helmet - For over a decade, the Giro Advantage 2 has proven to be the pinnacle of aerodynamic performance, with a rich history of wins at the pro level. Giro relies on wind tunnel data to improve even the smallest of details to shave seconds off your times. Though the smooth, teardrop design of the helmet is what gives you the biggest advantage, the superb fit and ventilation are what continue to make it a top choice year after year.

Giro Pneumo Helmet - We can never get enough of versatility. Sure, there are some things that are better left dedicated, like time trial helmets, but this still doesn't dispel the excitement of using the same helmet on the road, trail, or commute to work. However, until the Giro Pneumo Helmet, this simply wasn't a possibility. With the Pneumo, you receive technology straight from the top models, like the Roc Loc 5 --Giro's easiest to use and most comfortable retention system to date.

Giro Selector Helmet - We've come a long way from the Giro 'ice chest' aero helmet that Greg Lemond wore when he rode to a last stage upset of Laurent Fignon in the '89 Tour. In a similar twist of the general classification, Levi Leipheimer overcame a two minute deficit coming into a last stage time trial to leapfrog up the standings to win his first Tour de Suisse in 2011. He did this while wearing the Giro Selector Helmet.

Giro Air Attack Shield Helmet - Traditionally, aerodynamic cycling helmets have relied on sloping shapes, minimal venting, and a teardrop tail design to dictate the flow of air in order to overcome aerodynamic drag. However, with Giro's new Air Attack Shield, its engineers had to rethink the shape of this typical design. The reason for this was simple -- the objective of the Air Attack was to mate an aerodynamic helmet with a design that was compact, well-ventilated, and able to be worn for long periods of time.

Giro Amare - Giro Amare Women's Helmet 2014. The Amare is Giro's premier Women’s Series helmet, featuring In-Mold composite reinforcement, a breakthrough in helmet architecture that allows greater ventilation without compromising the helmet’s integrity. The compact shape offers matchless style and features the sure feel of a Roc Loc® 5 system, which cradles your head comfortably and securely, and works with many hairstyles too. It’s no wonder this helmet continues to be a favorite with riders worldwide.

Cannondale Cypher Bike Helmet - Light, strong and airy, the Cannondale Cypher bike helmet boasts 30 vents and a robust design to keep your head cool and protected on your road rides, from weekly races to weekend joyrides. Imported. Comfortable webbing straps with cam-lock dividers offer easy, secure adjustment for a personalized fitRear retention harness is easily adjusted with the single, micro-adjusting dial; soft EVA padding offers high levels of comfort and won't absorb moisture or odorsWicking pads in the Cannondale Cypher bike helmet help keep sweat under control30 vents ensure plenty of air moves into, through and out of the helmet to control heat and sweatCannondale Radius bike helmet...

Giro Air Attack - The Garmin-Barracuda riders are using them, as well as many other of the peloton's racers. And while it might still be too early to say that we're used to seeing them, the trend among the number of pros who've made the switch is rising. We're talking about those 'odd-looking' round helmets that look like they belong atop BMX riders' domes more than those of road cyclists. But, like any new products adopted by pros that seem out of place at first, there's usually some solid reasoning behind their implementation.

Giro Sonnet Helmet - Giro Sonnet Women's Helmet 2014. A favorite of the Giro Women's Series collection, the Sonnet offers excellent fit and performance for riders of all styles. The slim shape and impressive ventilation paired with lightweight yet durable construction make up a rock-solid helmet you'll love having along for the ride. The Sonnet incorporates a handful of premium features found in Giro's top shelf models. The In-Mold construction process fuses the helmet's outer shell with its impact-absorbing EPS liner during the molding process, making the liner literally a part of the helmet.

Giro Sapphire Helmet - Giro's In-Mold Composite Reinforcement and Roll Cage technology allows its designers to provide the Sapphire Women's Helmet with cooling ventilation and class leading safety. The In-Mold Composite Reinforcement fuses the shell and impact-absorbing EPS foam into one lightweight structure. In-Mold technology has been around helmets for a few years now, but Giro takes this to new levels. Within that structure lay webs of Dupont Nylon to provide added strength and integrity for an extra measure of safety.

Bell Volt Helmet - The promise of any great helmet is that you'll forget you have it on. Bell engineers undertook that task by keeping the Volt helmet light and making sure it was ventilated. At 320g, it's one of the lightest out there. The Volt's 22 vents direct air into the helmet, over the head and out the back to keep airflow constant, just like riding sans bucket. The carbon fiber Fusion In-Mold Microshell adds carbon fiber strength to the internally reinforced EPS foam for greater durability.