Giro Savant helmet reviews
That said, after extensive testing, we can't think of a single reason not to love the wisely priced Savant.
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Price
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Well vented
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Range of colours
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Not much!
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It doesn't take a savant to realise that Giro's latest 60-quid helmet is an absolute winner.
It's adequately vented, comes in a range of well-chosen colours and won't make your head look like a giant mushroom - though you do have to wonder if Giro had to ‘de-tune' the styling to stop it from taking away sales from its more expensive alternatives.
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