Giro Seam Review And Buying Advice
Giro Seam 2013 Review by The Good Ride
The Giro Seam Helmet is the evolution of the G10 and a direct competitor. Giro is a company that makes helmets for all sports but mainly focuses on biking. They have a few helmets that aren’t bad for snowboarders but I see them more on skiers. It’s all that fits and looks the best at this price point so it’s difficult to say which helmet is best but this is our take. The Seam has all that you would expect for a helmet in this price range. It’s audio insert capable, has adjustable vents, goggle ventilation and even a little mini brim helmet. When you are on the phone there is a slight breeze people think you are in a wind tunnel. The Vents are bigger than the Variant but there are fewer vents. All in all, it’s a wash when it comes to ventilation. The Seam is pricy but again it’s all personal preference.
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Giro Seam User Reviews
Giro Seam
Have had this helmet for about 4 years now and it's fantastic. High quality product with no sign of any wear or faults in design. Great having the easily adjustable roof vent to control temperature.
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