The Ski Helmet Debate

Sod it, I am just requesting permission from the Bank to buy one.

Stewart Dowling wrote:Sod it, I am just requesting permission from the Bank to buy one.

I reckon your resolve crumbled when AllyG mentioned nits and dandruff )

Remember, fit is everything, unless you are Pabs, in which case it's the label :D

Stewart Dowling wrote:Sod it, I am just requesting permission from the Bank to buy one.

Does she have a name?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Yes she does......
Zowie Icontrolandtakeallthemoney :lol:

Stewart Dowling wrote:Yes she does......
Zowie Icontrolandtakeallthemoney :lol:

I can confirm this is true.

Stewart Dowling wrote:Sod it, I am just requesting permission from the Bank to buy one.

I've bought one this year and it didn't break the bank. This one is £20 and although probably isn't the coolest it does conform to all the required safety standards.

http://www.winfieldsmegastore.com/Trespass-Sky-High-Ski-&-Snowboard-Helmet-p-SKY-HIGH-c-TITANIUM.html

If you decide you don't like it then its only £20 and if you do then you can splash out on a super fancy one later.

Steve

Didn't Delboy have some for sale as I remember :lol:

Having bought mine before christmas and using it in Obergurgl over new year I can tell those of you who are worried how it would feel that mine was extremely comfortable and warm, the ears were lovely. I used the vents on warm days and this seemed to work well too. In fact, on a couple of occasions, I forgot to take it off at lunch :shock:
I know this wasn't the case for Finn and possibly others so I'd advise that you make sure you try it on for as long as possible before buying, I knew immediately when I had the right one on but I still shook my head around and jumped up and down like a loon for quite a while :lol:
I still believe in freedom of choice though.