Helmet Adjustment
Hi-I have a newish Giro Aether helmet. I really like how light and comfortable it is but my biggest issue is the front side of the helmet is hitting my glasses and top of my nose starts hurting. I have to adjust it every 10-15 mins which I never have to with my Kask utopia helmet.
Is there a way to adjust it so it sits higher (or show more forehead) with straps? Or should I give up and sell it? :foo: Thanks for the help! |
Buy a helmet that fits properly.
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Or some different glasses
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how about experimenting w/ some kind of fabric layer between your head & helmet? like a "headsweat" type thing. I find when I wear diff. things, it changes my helmet adjustment. in cold weather, I wear things that are thicker, in the summer they get pretty thin. I rarely ride w/o anything
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
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how about experimenting w/ some kind of fabric layer between your head & helmet? like a "headsweat" type thing. I find when I wear diff. things, it changes my helmet adjustment. in cold weather, I wear things that are thicker, in the summer they get pretty thin. I rarely ride w/o anything
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I don’t have a Giro helmet, but my POC helmet allows about 5 “rotate fore and aft” position adjustments. I had the same problem with the helmet hitting my glasses, but after adjusting said adjuster, the problem is gone. Maybe your helmet has the same adjustability?
On Edit: Giro’s website specifically details the fore and aft adjustability on the Aether helmet. |
You should be able to push it back/up like a cowboy hat.
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Originally Posted by bboy314
(Post 22512578)
I’m thinking a cycling cap with brim might help with this.
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Originally Posted by seypat
(Post 22512680)
You should be able to push it back/up like a cowboy hat.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22512788)
One doesn't push a cowboy hat up and back unless your work is done for the day and you are kicking back with a cold one.
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It's usually possible to adjust the straps in a way for proper fit that accommodates glasses
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Originally Posted by Sy Reene
(Post 22512899)
It's usually possible to adjust the straps in a way for proper fit that accommodates glasses
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