Supreme x Giro Syntax MIPS Helmet
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Giro Syntax MIPS is a road cycling helmet with a polycarbonate in-mold shell, EPS impact foam liner, 25 wind-tunnel vents, and the Roc Loc 5 Air retention system. Giro was founded in 1985 in Santa Cruz, California by Jim Gentes, who took the first prototype to the Long Beach bike show and came back with $100,000 in orders. The MIPS slip-plane system is licensed from the Swedish research institute and is designed to reduce rotational forces in an angled impact. Supreme's version uses the same helmet with a 3M Reflective logo print.
