The Ski Helmet Debate
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It would - you could put it over the helmet to keep his head warm where the hole is!
All children should wear helmets, Adults should stay optional
I agree with that.
And I don't think it's going away
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Started by Admin in Ski Hardware 31-Dec-2009 - 491 Replies
Live_Ade
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted May-2010
ouch ! I guess there's another thread somewhere on insurance.. would be interesting to hear the good/bad/ugly of insurance claims this season... i'm sure most of us base our decision mainly on price as it's difficult to find out which companies are reticent in paying out
Andymol2
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted May-2010
bandit wrote:Right, now I've got decent connection and the right cables. Here is the image of my pal's helmet with the offending rock in his hand.
The area where this happened is in view just above and right of the helmet, you can see our tracks where we came back onto the piste.
I'm not convinced that a bobble hat would have been much use :shock:
It would - you could put it over the helmet to keep his head warm where the hole is!
Andy M
Broom
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
Should europe bring in the same law
Parents could be fined up to $25 if they fail to outfit their children with helmets on California's ski slopes under a bill passed by the Assembly.
The bill by Democratic state Sen. Leland Yee of San Francisco would require helmets for skiers and snowboarders under 18.
The Assembly adopted SB880 Thursday on a 42-20 vote, then returned it to the Senate for a vote on Assembly amendments.
Supporters say helmets will save lives and prevent head injuries. Critics say the bill infringes on parental responsibility and would be hard to enforce.
A companion bill by Democratic state Assemblyman Dave Jones of Sacramento would require children and ski-resort employees to wear helmets. It also would mandate that resorts prepare annual safety plans.
Parents could be fined up to $25 if they fail to outfit their children with helmets on California's ski slopes under a bill passed by the Assembly.
The bill by Democratic state Sen. Leland Yee of San Francisco would require helmets for skiers and snowboarders under 18.
The Assembly adopted SB880 Thursday on a 42-20 vote, then returned it to the Senate for a vote on Assembly amendments.
Supporters say helmets will save lives and prevent head injuries. Critics say the bill infringes on parental responsibility and would be hard to enforce.
A companion bill by Democratic state Assemblyman Dave Jones of Sacramento would require children and ski-resort employees to wear helmets. It also would mandate that resorts prepare annual safety plans.
Ian Wickham
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
broom wrote:Should europe bring in the same law
Parents could be fined up to $25 if they fail to outfit their children with helmets on California's ski slopes under a bill passed by the Assembly.
The bill by Democratic state Sen. Leland Yee of San Francisco would require helmets for skiers and snowboarders under 18.
The Assembly adopted SB880 Thursday on a 42-20 vote, then returned it to the Senate for a vote on Assembly amendments.
Supporters say helmets will save lives and prevent head injuries. Critics say the bill infringes on parental responsibility and would be hard to enforce.
A companion bill by Democratic state Assemblyman Dave Jones of Sacramento would require children and ski-resort employees to wear helmets. It also would mandate that resorts prepare annual safety plans.
All children should wear helmets, Adults should stay optional
Tony_H
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
Ian Wickham wrote:broom wrote:Should europe bring in the same law
Parents could be fined up to $25 if they fail to outfit their children with helmets on California's ski slopes under a bill passed by the Assembly.
The bill by Democratic state Sen. Leland Yee of San Francisco would require helmets for skiers and snowboarders under 18.
The Assembly adopted SB880 Thursday on a 42-20 vote, then returned it to the Senate for a vote on Assembly amendments.
Supporters say helmets will save lives and prevent head injuries. Critics say the bill infringes on parental responsibility and would be hard to enforce.
A companion bill by Democratic state Assemblyman Dave Jones of Sacramento would require children and ski-resort employees to wear helmets. It also would mandate that resorts prepare annual safety plans.
All children should wear helmets, Adults should stay optional
I agree with that.
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Tino_11
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
Oh God, no!!
It's back :(
It's back :(
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
tino_11 wrote:Oh God, no!!
It's back :(
And I don't think it's going away
AllyG
reply to 'The Ski Helmet Debate' posted Aug-2010
Shhhh ... maybe if we all keep quiet it will go away :D
Topic last updated on 02-November-2011 at 17:45