The Vanquish™ MIPS helmet is the tip of the iceberg in performance road cycling helmets.

The science of aerodynamics and the way in which it is handled determine the shape of the helmet. The result of months of laboratory and race track testing is the Vanquish MIPS - the ultimate Aero Road Helmet. This uncompromising helmet is equipped with many features that improve your ride, provide the best aerodynamic efficiency, exceptional ventilation and innovative solutions in the field of head protection. Whether you give everything at the top of the field or get your maximum wattage up to the finish line, the Vanquish MIPS will shape the wind to your advantage.

Features - Vanquish MIPS

• MIPS®
• Antibacterial padding
• TransformAir - Technology
• Magnetic Vivid visor from Zeiss®
• Hidden Visor Bracket
• Spectacle mount
• Ultralight belts
• Fit System: Roc Loc® Air
• Construction: In-Mold construction with progressive layering and EPS liner, four-part interlocking polycarbonate hard body shell
• Ventilation: Wind Tunnel Ventilation

Technologies

Roc Loc Air
The revolutionary Roc Loc® Air Fit System has the same outstanding features as the Roc Loc® 5, but in addition to that, it dramatically increases airflow and ventilation inside the helmet. The unique design creates a small air cushion between the helmet shell and the head, so that the wind can flow and cool without disturbing the ride without sacrificing fit and comfort. A new level of fit, comfort and ventilation that can only come from Giro.

In-Mold
In-Mold Construction fuses a tough polycarbonate outer shell with the helmet's impact-absorbing foam liner. The fusion process allows for better ventilation systems, making in-mold helmets lighter and cooler than traditional helmets.

MIPS®
All Giro helmets are designed to reduce as much energy as possible while meeting and exceeding stringent safety standards. The goal of Giro’s MIPS®-equipped helmets is to reduce rotational forces. Giro believes that helmets equipped with this technology can reduce the amount of rotational force that may be transferred to rider’s brain in certain impacts.