Giro Register II Mips Mountain Bike Helmet - Black

The Giro Register II Mips Mountain Bike Helmet builds on the standard set by its predecessor, comb...

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The Giro Register II Mips is designed for adult recreational mountain bikers seeking a versatile helmet that balances high-end road aesthetics with rugged trail protection. Its key benefit is the integration of the Mips Evolve Core system, which provides advanced rotational energy management during an impact, though users should note that the lightweight design prioritizes ventilation over the full-coverage protection found in dedicated enduro-specific helmets.

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Age Groupadult
ColourBlack
GenderUnisex
Model Part NumberGIH7157773
BrandGiro

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FAQs

Can I use this helmet for road cycling?

Yes, its lightweight construction and venting design make it highly suitable for road cycling, and the visor is removable for a more aerodynamic look.

What is the Mips Evolve Core system?

It is a safety technology inside the helmet designed to reduce rotational motion transferred to the brain during certain types of impacts.

How often should I replace my helmet?

Giro recommends replacing your helmet every three to five years, or immediately after any significant impact, even if there is no visible damage.

Is the visor adjustable?

The visor on the Register II is removable, but it does not feature an adjustable pitch or angle.

How do I know if the helmet fits correctly?

The helmet should be snug without being tight, level on your head, and should not move significantly when you shake your head.

Troubleshooting

Helmet feels loose even when tightened

Ensure the rear Roc Loc dial is tightened properly and check that the internal padding is correctly seated.

Straps rubbing against ears

Adjust the tri-glide 'y' sliders located under your ears to sit flat against the side of your head.

Helmet tilting forward or backward

Re-adjust the rear cradle height if available or ensure the chin strap is tightened to keep the helmet level on the forehead.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent airflow provided by deep internal channeling
  • Lightweight construction reduces neck fatigue on longer rides
  • Mips Evolve Core adds a crucial layer of safety technology
  • Highly adjustable fit system accommodates a wide range of head sizes
  • Versatile design works well for both road and trail riding

Cons

  • Not a full-coverage design, leaving more of the lower rear skull exposed
  • Visor is functional but not adjustable in pitch
  • Limited aesthetic options compared to dedicated performance racing helmets

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To achieve a proper fit, first loosen the rear Roc Loc dial. Place the helmet on your head so it sits level—not tilted back—and tighten the dial until it is snug but comfortable. The strap 'y' junction should rest just below your ears. For care, wipe the outer shell with a damp cloth and mild soap. The internal pads are generally removable for hand-washing in cool water; avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or high-heat drying, as these can compromise the integrity of the foam liner. Store the helmet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent premature material degradation.

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