Bought a Giro Titanium. Feels good fits nice. Better to be safe then sorry. Got it on sale for $70.
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ALLSKIING said:Bought a Giro Titanium. Feels good fits nice. Better to be safe then sorry. Got it on sale for $70.
You gotta just try them on. I have a Giro 9 and I love it. It doesn't even seem like I'm wearing it and it doesn't impeded hearing at all. A bit of advice: if you fall in between sizes like I do, go with the larger size so you can fit a balaclava hood underneath it on those really cold days.BeanoNYC said:In your opinion folks....what are the more comfortable helmets? This will be my next skiing related purchase. I'm also looking for something that doesn't impede hearing. Giro nine maybe?
tirolerpeter said:Comfort is very subjective. You have to try a few different "brain buckets" until you get the right feel. I absolutely oppose wearing earphones and listening to music while skiing. The last thing I need is loud music to distract me from focusing on what I am doing. Besides, listening and skiing is like driving with earphones on. How can you have situational awareness when you are surrounded by sound?
uphillklimber said:... bring all my face masks, of varying thicknesses and try the helmet on with them.