The Ski Helmet Debate

bandit wrote:The helmet is a write off as on close examination it has more dents.

... the big stone sticking out of the front wasn't enough to warrant that already? :lol:

Gooseh wrote:

bandit wrote:The helmet is a write off as on close examination it has more dents.

... the big stone sticking out of the front wasn't enough to warrant that already? :lol:

Yyyeeeeesss, :lol: though close scrutiny of the helmet over a coffee showed the outer shell to be dented and deformed. Easy to miss in the heat of the moment.
I saw him do the somersault from the corner of my eye, and had not realised he'd indulged in some rock headbutting, it was so fast.

Bandit,
Thanks for that horrifying story :shock:

I look forward to seeing the photos of the rock stuck in the helmet :D

I think if it was me, I'd have fainted from the shock. He was so lucky he was wearing a helmet.

You could probably sell the photo for a fortune to the helmet manufacturers :lol:

Ally

Full-face helmets should be compulsory :twisted:

Thanks Tony for kindly showing off my 1939 - 1945 attire, cooly brought into the 21st Century with the additional of a TNF logo.

I will post the picture some time later when I find it of you wearing a helmet too in SC.

Needless to say you dont like as cool as me.

Ring ding ding ding

Stewart Dowling wrote:Thanks Tony for kindly showing off my 1939 - 1945 attire, cooly brought into the 21st Century with the additional of a TNF logo.

I will post the picture some time later when I find it of you wearing a helmet too in SC.

Needless to say you dont like as cool as me.

Ring ding ding ding

I can't wait to see Tony with a lid :lol:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Stewart Dowling wrote:Thanks Tony for kindly showing off my 1939 - 1945 attire, cooly brought into the 21st Century with the additional of a TNF logo.

I will post the picture some time later when I find it of you wearing a helmet too in SC.

Needless to say you dont like as cool as me.

Ring ding ding ding

I can't wait to see Tony with a lid :lol:

Sat on a bus, half cut, helmet perched on my head. It was not being worn on the slopes, thanks. Me like bobbles.

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Stewart Dowling wrote:Thanks Tony for kindly showing off my 1939 - 1945 attire, cooly brought into the 21st Century with the additional of a TNF logo.

I will post the picture some time later when I find it of you wearing a helmet too in SC.

Needless to say you dont like as cool as me.

Ring ding ding ding

I can't wait to see Tony with a lid :lol:

Sat on a bus, half cut, helmet perched on my head. It was not being worn on the slopes, thanks. Me like bobbles.

I'm glad to hear it, for one moment I thought I was alone against the lid brigade :lol: