Casque VTT Giro Register MIPS II

The Giro Register MIPS II is a lightweight, comfortable helmet for anyone who enjoys cycling, whether it’s commuting to work, a spin on a road bike or a weekend day trip. Giro has incorporated the style and ventilation of its more expensive road cycling helmets into this sporty helmet, and you can really see and feel the difference.

The polycarbonate outer shell is moulded as a single piece with the shock-absorbing EPS inner lining (In-Mold). This makes the helmet both sturdy and lightweight (300 grams). Inside you will find MIPS Evolve Core, a system that allows the helmet to move slightly with an angled impact, so that less rotational force is transferred to your head.

Thanks to 19 ventilation openings and deep channels on the inside, air flows freely around your head. You can click the visor into place when the sun is low or when it is raining, and remove it just as easily. There are reflective details at the back for improved visibility.

The helmet is available in one size (universal fit) for head circumferences of 54 to 61 cm. Using the dial on the Roc Loc Sport system, you can adjust it precisely to fit your head with just one hand.

MIPS Evolve Core protection

If your helmet lands at an angle on the ground, your head will not only take a blow but will also be subjected to a twisting motion. MIPS is a layer inside the helmet that moves slightly with the helmet during such an angled impact. According to Giro, this can reduce the rotational forces acting on your head during certain impacts.

In-Mold construction

The hard outer shell and the shock-absorbing EPS inner lining are moulded as a single piece, resulting in a sturdy helmet without any added weight.

Roc Loc Sport fit system

Using the dial at the back, you can tighten or loosen the helmet with one hand until it fits your head perfectly.

Compatible with:

• Head circumferences of 54 to 61 cm
• Sports bikes, regular bikes, and e-bikes up to 25 km/h
• The included removable visor

Not compatible with:

• Head circumferences smaller than 54 or larger than 61 cm – for 50 to 57 cm, there is the Giro Register II W, without MIPS.
• Speed pedelecs – in the Netherlands, you need a helmet with a NTA 8776 certification, and Giro does not specify this for this helmet.

Not sure about the size? Here’s how to measure:

Wrap a tape measure around your head, about 1 cm above your eyebrows and just above your ears, at the widest point. If your measurement is between 54 and 61 cm, the Register Mips II helmet will fit.

Included as standard:

• Giro Register MIPS II helmet
• Removable visor (Quick Link)

Not included / still needed or useful:

• Cycling glasses for when the sun is low or it’s raining
• A thin helmet beanie for cold days

The helmet is ready to use straight away. You can adjust it to fit your head in just a few steps.

How to adjust the Giro Register MIPS II helmet:

1. Turn the Roc Loc Sport dial at the back until it is all the way open.
2. Place the helmet straight on your head so that the front sits about two fingers’ width above your eyebrows.
3. Turn the dial until the helmet fits both securely and comfortably. Shake your head: The helmet should not move.
4. Adjust the side straps so that they form a V-shape, just below your ears.
5. Fasten the chin strap. You should still be able to fit one finger between the strap and your chin.

Click the visor onto the front of the helmet using the Quick Link system, or remove it if you don’t need it.

• Did you fall while wearing your helmet, and hit the ground, a wall or anything else with it? Replace it, even if there is no visible damage on the outside. The EPS lining may be damaged on the inside and will not protect you as well next time.
• Clean the helmet with lukewarm water and mild soap. Do not use solvents, as these can damage the material.
• Do not leave your helmet in a hot car for long periods, as this is bad for the shell and the inner lining.
• Put the visor on if you often ride in the rain; it will keep some of the water off your face.