Product Comparison: Bell Gage vs Giro Aeon
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- After a minute you forget you are wearing it, because it's so light. It's very durable and after tossing it around it never nicked up.
- The Bell Gage is a high quality, top-notch helmet. It is a very, very nice helmet.
- When it comes to weight, this is a light helmet. Not to mention it looks pretty cool.
- Love this helmet and only use it for triathlon races utilizing a different helmet during training. It is light, fit well, and easy to adjust.
- This is certainly a high quality helmet. It's made of good materials, breathes well, and looks great.
- The fit and finish are first class and it is very light yet sturdy.
- It's very light, but sturdy and the occipital lock keeps it in place.
- The molding is high quality and super lightweight! Even after hours of biking, you can hardly tell that its on, which is what you really want in a comfortable helmet.
- The inside has EPS sweat absorbing liners, which are removable so they can be washed between rides.
- This helmet is lightweight, has excellent ventailation, looks slick, and extremely comfortable.
- Feels great on my noggin, but Bells have always fit well.
- Lightweight and good ventilation. Retention system feels great and new strap material is a nice change.
- It is very lightweight. I ride in very hot weather now and it is no difference in comfort either with a helmet or without - the ventilation is very good indeed.
- My head is 56 cm, and I bought S! It fits very well.
- This helmet has a nice adjustable system on the back like most high-end helmets do. You can fine-tune your fit by adjusting the tightness around your head.
- The ventilation is unreal on this helmet, at least in my experience.
- Wearing it for a couple of rides I find the wind easily brushes over you head through the helmet's many generous gaps.
- It was comfortable and it also felt cool to wear both literally and figuratively.
- The RocLoc 5 system is a vast improvement over the older systems. It lets you micro dial-in the tension adjustments.
- Hitting downhill speed at 45mph and tucked, I noticed the airflow channeling effectively.