The Giro Aries helmet has been showcased as an advanced piece of safety equipment perfect for cyclists alike to incorporate into their gear roster as a way to stay protected from avoidable injury. The helmet weighs in at just 9.7-ounces to make it a true featherlight accessory and is equipped with the AURA II Reinforcement Arch, which is made with two translucent bridges that are shatter-resistant. These bridges enhance ventilation and strength, while the DryCore sweat management system helps forehead perspiration to evaporate quicker, while strategically placed vents and interior channels direct cooler air to the head.
The Giro Aries helmet puts impressive safety capabilities in the spotlight with MIPS-powered Spherical Technology, which will adjust according to the level of impact to redirect force for minimized cranial effects.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Advanced Safety Helmets
- Companies can create a new line of advanced safety helmets with features such as shatter-resistant bridges and MIPS-powered Spherical Technology to protect against avoidable injuries.
- Featherlight Gear
- Companies can develop and market gear that is lightweight and easy to wear for added comfort and convenience.
- Sweat Management Systems
- Companies can create new, innovative sweat management systems that help with perspiration and improve comfort during physical activities like cycling.
Who This Affects Most
- Sporting Goods
- Sporting goods companies can integrate advanced safety features like shatter-resistant bridges and MIPS-powered Spherical Technology in their gear to help prevent serious injuries.
- Manufacturing
- Manufacturing companies can explore ways to create new lightweight materials and advanced ventilation systems for apparel and gear.
- Health and Fitness
- Health and fitness companies can create new, innovative sweat management systems and use them in their apparel and gear to improve overall performance and comfort for their customers.
