A ton of them on Gear Cache
http://www.steepandcheap.com/steepcheap/gear-cache/3071?AVAD=1232_f4ae56ab
http://www.steepandcheap.com/steepcheap/gear-cache/3071?AVAD=1232_f4ae56ab
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Protect that noggin
Bought a OSBE proton with a visor attached. Not sure if it's all that great when it's cold and windy. Experience anyone?
I have never worn that brand of helmet. However on Friday I demoed a Manjo brand: helmet which looks extremely similar to that helmet.
when I got on the chair lift the thermometer read negative three degrees. no matter how tight to my nose I got the visor, I had a constant flow of wind coming up into the helmet. This cause my eyes to tear up. the cold air, then cause the tears to freeze in my eyelashes. I had to be careful not to blink, or my eyelashes would freeze together.
earlier in the day, I wore my traditional helmet with goggles. A smith variance and oakley crowbars for reference. I did not have any of these problems in that setup.
there is no way, that I would feel comfortable selling this style of helmet or wearing one myself.
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Bought a OSBE proton with a visor attached. Not sure if it's all that great when it's cold and windy. Experience anyone?
I'll wear it with the visor down in the bar and hope to be mistaken for daft punk.
Love my Smith helmet. It saved my noggin when I fell on ice on Racers Edge at Hunter halfway down and bumped the rest of the way down mostly with my head. Ouch. Because of it, I got up and skied it again without incident. It keeps my head warmer too.
I had to fight with my daughter to get one but now she has a Red one and swears by it.
I think that is only if there is damage visible.If you hit it really hard, it's time to replace it.
I think that is only if there is damage visible.
Love my Smith helmet. It saved my noggin when I fell on ice on Racers Edge at Hunter halfway down and bumped the rest of the way down mostly with my head. Ouch. Because of it, I got up and skied it again without incident. It keeps my head warmer too.
I had to fight with my daughter to get one but now she has a Red one and swears by it.
Just got a Smith Helmet and it is the best one I ever had! Third one so far!
EPS shells are single impact. They look like a very solid foam piece. However it is actually quite porous(sp). When you impact it the air is pushed out compresing the foam. It is like a air bag slowing your head down.
Unfortunetly this is not always visible to the eye.
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If you buy a helmet get it at Killington comes with a free lift ticket good anytime after January 27