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Giro Cipher Helmet


THE ALL-NEWCIPHER maintains the characteristic Giro full-face ‘look’ around the mouthpiece but has a clean new design that we think looks great.

There’s plenty of ventilation courtesy of eight channelled flow ports, and if things do get too sweaty, the padding and liner are removable so you can throw them in the wash. If you want to get footage of your ride, there’s a removable GoPro mount on top of the lid, and if you like listening to tunes while you ride, there are integrated speaker ports too.We’re looking forward to trying this one out!

PRICE 229$






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