Giant Path MIPS Helmet
Giant Path MIPS Helmet - Phantom Green / S/M is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Here you'll find the size chart for all Giant and Liv bike helmets, including popular models such as Rev, Rivet, Rail, Relay, Path and Compel, and kids helmets.
Rev MIPS / Rev Pro / Rail / Roost / Extima
| Size | S | M | L |
| Head Circumference | 51-55cm | 55-59cm | 59-63cm |
Relay / Path / Compel / Luta / Rev Comp
| Size | S/M | M/L |
| Head Circumference | 49-57cm | 53-61cm |
Hoot / Musa
| Size | One Size |
| Head Circumference | 50-55cm |
| Age Group | Kids (4-10 years) |
Holler / Lena
| Size | One Size |
| Head Circumference | 46-51cm |
| Age Group | Toddlers (<5 years) |
Giant Path MIPS Helmet
GIANT PATH MIPS HELMET
Inspired by gravity riders and presenting a modern mountain biking style in a very affordable package, the Path MIPS helmet is designed with generous ventilation and added protection. Along with essential safety features like MIPS technology, the Path helmet features lower rear coverage design to shield more of the back of your head.
Direct Flow Cooling channels are designed to pull in air to keep you cool during slow, challenging climbs or flowy descents. With a one-handed dial adjustment and rear fit system you get perfect head-hugging comfort.
HINT: The Path MIPS is actually the same helmet as the Relay MIPS helmet, with the addition of a visor.
FEATURES
- Simple, clean and compact helmet shape
- Optimised vent design for enhanced breathability
- MIPS brain protection system and lower rear coverage
- 360° full surround fit-belt
- Intuitive one-handed dial adjustment (Cinch ONE fit system)
- Compatible with Alumbra taillight: Proprietary taillight docking station
- In-moulded construction for added strength
- TransTextura moisture-wicking, anti-odour inner padding
- Detachable visor
SIZING
- S/M (49-57cm)
- M/L (53-61 cm)
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