Giro Transfer or Giro Indicator ?

I am shopping for a new Helmet and I am in between this two. Is there any big difference?... I like them both in the blue color but I can't make up my mind which one.

I do both MTB and Road and I am not sure which one to get ...would you gals help me out please ? ...Which one would you pick?.. Any advice or suggestion?

Here are the specs for each..... thank you!

http://www.giro.com/us_en/products/m.../transfer.html

Transfer
Suggested Use: Urban/Commute, Touring, Cruiser/Casual .
Features: Versatile styling .
Construction: In-mold - EPS liner, polycarbonate shell .
Fit System: Acu Dial .
Ventilation: 20 vents .

http://www.giro.com/us_en/products/m...indicator.html

Suggested Use: Recreational MTB, Touring, Urban/Commute, Cruiser/Casual .
Features: Snap-fit visor .
Construction :In-mold - EPS liner, polycarbonate shell .
Fit System: Acu Dial ™ .
Ventilation: 20 vents .

They look very similar. If you can look at the one with the visor, check if the box includes the plugs for the holes when you remove the visor (just an aesthetic thing if you decide to remove it). If so, that helmet gives you a nice option. However, the most important things is that the helmet fits you well, so try them on!

Do they fit the same on your head? Fit is key with helmets.

I would check out the Giro Skyla. Same price range and it's women's specific. Also has a ponytail port. :)

I have the Indicator because I wanted the visor, but I think it is basically the same as the other one. The Skyla was too small for my big head, lol.

I can fit my ponytail out of the back of the Indicator with no problem.

I have no complaints about it, and actually just bought a new one to replace my 2 year old helmet.

I really thing the "women-specific" helmets are a marketing gimmick. They're not that different.

The two helmets are very similar, save the visor. Do you want the visor? Make sure it fits, for sure. Did you try on helmets from other companies?

The Indicator has a visor for mtb purposes so would be my choice for the riding you do.

But I agree with Tulip. Fit is paramount. Don't buy any helmet you haven't tried on. I can't wear Giro helmets at all; they just don't fit my head shape. Bell fits me much better, but even then, some styles fit better than others.