Advice needed for getting a good helmet that fits well.

[vickster]

I have a Giro Indicator and a Specialized Align - both equally comfortable and I look equally daft in both - having shortish, wavy, thick hair does not go well with a bike helmet!

The Align is Snell tested and at under £30 from JE James, not a bad price http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/spec...m144985.html?gclid=COHehe7_lrICFcYMfAodai0AMA Seems to adjust to pretty big (bonce size 54-60cm IIRC)

The Catlike ones are groovy but expensive

 

[Robeh]

I have a Giro Indicator and a Specialized Align - both equally comfortable and I look equally daft in both - having shortish, wavy, thick hair does not go well with a bike helmet!

The Align is Snell tested and at under £30 from JE James, not a bad price http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/spec...m144985.html?gclid=COHehe7_lrICFcYMfAodai0AMA Seems to adjust to pretty big (bonce size 54-60cm IIRC)

The Catlike ones are groovy but expensive

good helmet and at that price you cant go wrong

 

[jamin100]

Looking for a new one myself and might just go for this

 

[Bewar3them00n]

I've recently updated my helmet to a Giro Feature, I didn't want a road helmet, I liked the ruggedness of my Hex, but wanted a bit more coverage at the back, and a little bit of style to suit both in and off roading.
It's not cheap, but it fits really well, the dial in tightening works a treat

 

[upandover]

I just picked up a cratoni terrox, mostly for the venting, and as my helmet is coming on 7 years old.

I paid £55, which I think is expensive, but the rrp is £220. It's very airy but the retail is simply astonishing, and I can't imagine it's any safer than a £25 one. Keeps me cool though, which makes me happy, and makes it easier to cycle.between meetings.
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