Giro Air Attack shield for MTB?
stuart_c-2
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Does anyone use the Giro Air Attack helmet on their MTB?
Looking at getting a new lid and 1 option is the air attack. I know it's a road lid and an aero one at that, but the main thing for me really is the inbuilt visor. I've got shocking eyesight so prescription sunnies are out, figured the shield would be a good way round it.
Main concern I guess is cooling, anyone have experience with 1?
Opinions welcome.
Cheers
Stu
Looking at getting a new lid and 1 option is the air attack. I know it's a road lid and an aero one at that, but the main thing for me really is the inbuilt visor. I've got shocking eyesight so prescription sunnies are out, figured the shield would be a good way round it.
Main concern I guess is cooling, anyone have experience with 1?
Opinions welcome.
Cheers
Stu
"I ride to eat"
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Apart from looking like a massive plum and getting laughed at a lot there's the issues with ventilation and it's designed to protect from different types of impact. Just wear an mtb helmet and your prescription glasses like thousands of other riders with bad eye sight.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350
