Giro Manuals & User Guides

Giro Sport Design has been a global leader in high-performance protective gear and accessories for action sports since 1985. Based in Santa Cruz, California, the brand is renowned for revolutionizing helmet technology for cycling, skiing, and snowboarding. Giro's product lineup includes advanced helmets featuring MIPS (Multi-Directional Impact Protection System) and Spherical Technology, designed to reduce rotational forces during impacts.

Beyond head protection, Giro offers a comprehensive range of goggles, cycling shoes, gloves, and apparel engineered to improve the connection between the rider and the ride. Whether on the road, the trail, or the mountain resort, Giro products are crafted with a focus on detail, fit, and ventilation. The brand serves a diverse community of athletes, from casual commuters to professional racers, ensuring safety and style in every pursuit.

• How do I determine my Giro helmet size?

  Wrap a measuring tape around your head, keeping it level from front to back just above your ears and eyebrows. Compare your circumference measurement (in cm) to the Giro size chart found in the user manual or on their websitio.

• When should I replace my Giro helmet?

  Giro recommends replacing your helmet every 3 to 5 years depending on use and care. Additionally, any helmet involved in an impact should be discarded and replaced immediately, even if damage is not visible.

• How do I clean my Giro goggles?

  Use a soft microfiber cloth to clean the outer lens. Do not wipe the inner lens surface, as it has an anti-fog coating that can be damaged; instead, gently shake off water or let it air dry.

• Does my Giro product have a warranty?

  Yes, Giro typically warrants products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. Specific terms may vary by region and product type.