If 5hr rides are your thing, you may want to consider the Specialized Airnet MIPS, which is a bit more spendy, but much more comfortable.

The Synthe has equal ventilation to the Savant, with fewer vents, but the internal channeling and the Roc Loc Air fit system that suspends the EPS above the head provides better cooling.Utilising Giro's top of the line Roc Loc 5 fitting system ensures a customisable fit that moulds to most heads, with a micro-adjustable dial for precision tuning that makes the helmet feel like it's custom made for you. The Savant offers authentic race-inspired style and performance with a plush, comfortable fit that’s ready to go the distance.

Riding into a strong crosswind I could feel the Wind Tunnel vents doing their job, keeping my head cool as the sun and temperature rose, yet after three hours of riding I was not a sweaty mess. If you want to protect your noggin with the latest tech, look cool, and not break your bank too badly, check out the Giro Savant MIPS helmet.Please enclose all your details and a covering note explaining the fault and any other useful details. cc every product is thoroughly tested for as long as it takes to get a proper insight into how well it works. The Savant is not a great value, and we feel that the Overdrive MIPS or the Specialized Airnet offer a lot more bang for your buck.

The design is basic, and the front webbing anchors that extend through the EPS shell make it look cheap. Although his bright socks say full roadie, he can often be found exploring singletrack or grinding down a gravel road.The slim design combines great ventilation from 25 Wind Tunnel vents, with the secure feel and convenience of the adjustable Roc Loc 5 fit and stability system. Hereby a polycarbonate outershell is combined with a shock absorbing foam lining for excellent safety. The webbing straps are difficult to adjust due to their thick, bulky nature, but the floating rear webbing attachment and adjustable Y-buckles do provide for a comprehensive adjustment system.