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Started by Blackpool-skier in Ski Chatter - 43 Replies

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Blackpool-skier
reply to 'New helmet'
posted Jan-2015

Rhi wrote:How was the Helmet BlackpoolSkier? I've just bought a similar one - will be trying it in Westendorf on Feb 7th


I really liked the helmet, it was really warm and the adjustable vents made it easy to cool your head down if it got a bit too hot.
The whole visor idea on top of the helmet is exceptional. I only really used the bad light visor when conditions were windy and visibility poor. I found the visor gave a better field of view than a normal pair of goggles and more of your face was covered. Foam over the nose shape and on the underside of the visor ensured draft was minimal. I wore the visor with a buff which covered all my face (bar my eyes obviously!) and not once did the visor steam up. So all in all a fantastic piece of kit and brilliant for anyone who hates having to carry goggles around with them.

You can also use this visor on top of glasses. I did try mine on top of my sunglasses and again no steaming up occurred of either my sunglasses or the visor itself.

That's all folks!

OldAndy
reply to 'New helmet'
posted Jan-2015

Very useful info - especially for those who need to ski in prescription glasses where goggles can be such a problem.
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Ranchero_1979
reply to 'New helmet'
posted Jan-2015

Other option for those who require prescription glasses is inserts for your goggles (fit all brands and models). These worked very well during my last trip and are a good option if you aren't keen on using contact lenses.

Rhi
reply to 'New helmet'
posted Jan-2015

Thanks Blackpool-skier that's great. It's my first helmet & because I've always struggled with goggles because of the peripheral vision I was hoping the visor would solve that problem - and now I know it does. 12 sleeps

Topic last updated on 26-January-2015 at 16:11