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I couldn't agree more. A good helmet fitter is hard to come by. Anyone know of any that come recommended?
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Started by Blackpool-skier in Ski Chatter 05-Jan-2015 - 43 Replies
Brucie
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
I would actually! I don't think anyone would book a ski holiday without firstly researching whether the resort would suit their needs. I certainly wouldn't.
"Better to remain reticent and have people think one is an idiot, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt"
Biki17
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
I have bought Bolle Slide Visor ski helmet 2 seasons ago.
The sizing is on a generous size and there is no adjustment. However it sounds as Bolle addressed the problem since with Click-to-Fit system? It can also be a bit drafty, as there is no foam padding around the circumference of the visors. Saying this, as a spectacles wearer I much prefer it to a standard helmet + goggles combination. It offers better peripheral vision and looks smart. Visors can be exchanged easily and quickly.
However IMHO the best visor helmets on the market are made by Kask.
Hope it helps.
The sizing is on a generous size and there is no adjustment. However it sounds as Bolle addressed the problem since with Click-to-Fit system? It can also be a bit drafty, as there is no foam padding around the circumference of the visors. Saying this, as a spectacles wearer I much prefer it to a standard helmet + goggles combination. It offers better peripheral vision and looks smart. Visors can be exchanged easily and quickly.
However IMHO the best visor helmets on the market are made by Kask.
Hope it helps.
Blackpool-skier
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
Hi Biki, many thanks for the information - that's very helpful indeed! :-)
Dobby
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
Be good to hear how you get on with it. Must admit I have never considered a visor helmet. Suppose the main advantage is that you don't have to worry about your mask fitting properly with a particular (standard) helmet and you can wear glasses underneath without having to worry about masks fitting over your glasses.
Blackpool-skier
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
I don't actually wear glasses (prescription) and I rarely wear goggles, just sunglasses. So I thought a helmet with a visor was a good alternative. Will let you know what it's like!
CanadianSkier
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
G'day skiers.
I like your helmet. I have never used a helmet with integrated goggles before. I'd be very interested in what you think in terms of keeping out the wind, snow and cold when you are moving. Hopefully you fit it properly before purchasing. Helmets fitting properly is everything.
Cheers.
I like your helmet. I have never used a helmet with integrated goggles before. I'd be very interested in what you think in terms of keeping out the wind, snow and cold when you are moving. Hopefully you fit it properly before purchasing. Helmets fitting properly is everything.
Cheers.
Always follow the 20cm rule!
Mopi
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
I bought the/a Lidl helmet and while it was far less then 1/6th the price at e20 it doesn't look 1/2 as fast. I too would like to know how the visor works out.
Brucie
reply to 'New helmet' posted Jan-2015
CanadianSkier wrote:G'day skiers.
I like your helmet. I have never used a helmet with integrated goggles before. I'd be very interested in what you think in terms of keeping out the wind, snow and cold when you are moving. Hopefully you fit it properly before purchasing. Helmets fitting properly is everything.
Cheers.
I couldn't agree more. A good helmet fitter is hard to come by. Anyone know of any that come recommended?
"Better to remain reticent and have people think one is an idiot, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt"
Topic last updated on 26-January-2015 at 16:11