Description
The Giro Neo MIPS II Adult Helmet is the modern classic refined and reimagined. The original Neo has been a Giro staple for years thanks to its lightweight, versatile fit, and the new Neo MIPS II takes that legacy further with a complete redesign. A sleek modern profile, refined details, and the trusted protection of MIPS technology come together in a helmet that delivers everything skiers and riders demand from an everyday lid. In-Mold construction keeps it lightweight, Thermostat Control adjustable venting handles changing conditions, and Stack Vent works with goggle venting to fight fog.
Key Features
- MIPS Brain Protection System redirects rotational impact forces
- Lightweight In-Mold construction in a refined modern profile
- Thermostat Control adjustable venting for changing conditions
- Stack Vent works with goggle venting to actively fight fog
- Ionic+ Fleece liner with anti-odor and moisture-wicking treatment
FAQs
Q: How is the Neo MIPS II different from the original Neo?
A: The Neo II is a complete redesign, not just a refresh. The shell profile is cleaner and more modern, the internal fit system is upgraded, the venting layout is new with Stack Vent fog control, and the liner uses Ionic+ anti-odor fleece. The MIPS slip-plane is updated to the latest generation.
Q: How does the Neo MIPS II compare to the Tenet?
A: The Neo II is Giro’s everyday classic at a more accessible price than the Tenet. Both carry MIPS and In-Mold construction. The Tenet adds Hybrid construction with a hardshell upper, more premium padding, and is sold as a step up. The Neo II is the smart pick for most everyday resort riders.
Q: Is the Neo MIPS II warm enough for cold Midwest mornings?
A: Yes. The Thermostat Control vents close down for cold lift rides and open up for active skiing. The Ionic+ Fleece liner adds warmth without bulk. Most Midwest riders are comfortable on the Neo II alone, a thin skull cap handles single-digit days.
Buy the Giro Neo MIPS II Adult Helmet at Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus, Ohio.
Helmet Safety & Sizing
How to Measure Your Head
Using a soft tape measure, wrap it around your head about 1 inch above your eyebrows. That measurement in centimeters is your helmet size. Most helmets run in S/M/L/XL with size ranges printed on the box. If you’re between sizes, size up and use the fit dial to snug it down.
MIPS Technology
MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a low-friction layer inside the helmet that allows the helmet to rotate slightly on impact, reducing rotational forces on the brain. We recommend MIPS for most skiers and snowboarders – it’s especially valuable for kids and those who take big falls.
Helmet Compatibility with Goggles
Our staff can help you find a helmet and goggle combination that fits perfectly. Shop goggles.
