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Giro continues to push the boundaries of aero helmet innovation with its latest lid, the Aerohead. And it's awesome.
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The Cerebel is a short-tail aero lid that has had my attention for quite a while. I was finally able to snag one for review and here are my detailed thoughts.
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The Specialized S-Works TT is a new version of the McLaren TT helmet they announced in 2012. The S-Works TT is easier to purchase, Snell / CPSC certified allowing it to be used in more competitions, and offers several new features. In our review, we discuss this helmet in depth, and share our opinion of it.
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Brilliant fire orange lens now available to consumers.
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There are quite a few new top-end aero helmets on the market. Here's my take on Scott's new lid.
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We take a trio of Louis Garneau's latest triathlon products and put them to the test. Included are the new M2 Tri Suit, TRI-400 shoes, and Course aero road helmet.
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LG's new top-end helmet poses a very serious threat to other brands in the business. It's awesome. Here's our in-depth review.
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Giro has created an entirely new category of helmet, and it's a really great one for triathletes. Here's my review after half a year of riding this beast.
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In our final segment of this year's Ironman World Championships, we're going to take a closer look at the wide array of custom helmets made just for the pros.
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Giro has called it the Swiss Army knife of helmets. And from where I'm sitting, it certainly looks that way.
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Not everyone races in an aero helmet. Rudy's Windmax is a nice high-end option for those who like vents.
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Another top entry in the aero helmet category comes from Louis Garneau with their feature-packed Vortice. Here's our full review of the lid.
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Giro got the tri world buzzing big time with the Selector, a helmet born and bred for aerodynamic superiority. But is it good for the long haul?
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