Sky
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Helmet, like seatbelts, all the time. It's the other guy I'm worried about.
Started wearing one about four years ago when I purchased my first pair of quality skis and started picking up speed on more difficult terrain.
Two years ago my kids bought me a "head-liner"...a very thin fleece-like hat that comes down over my neck. Big open oval for my face. It's fabulous when it's real cold.
Speaking of cold weather reminds me of my favorite thing about the helmet. Used to wear a Turtle fur hat. The wind would go right through it and freeze my forehead. The helmet blocks all that cold.
The helmet does not impair my vision at all. The goggles are the limiting factor there (and not much of one).
The helmet ALSO doesn't impair my hearing which surprised me.
I'm a huge fan of helmets. SUre they are less effective when you're ripping it up...but it still has to be better in that situation than nothing.
Started wearing one about four years ago when I purchased my first pair of quality skis and started picking up speed on more difficult terrain.
Two years ago my kids bought me a "head-liner"...a very thin fleece-like hat that comes down over my neck. Big open oval for my face. It's fabulous when it's real cold.
Speaking of cold weather reminds me of my favorite thing about the helmet. Used to wear a Turtle fur hat. The wind would go right through it and freeze my forehead. The helmet blocks all that cold.
The helmet does not impair my vision at all. The goggles are the limiting factor there (and not much of one).
The helmet ALSO doesn't impair my hearing which surprised me.
I'm a huge fan of helmets. SUre they are less effective when you're ripping it up...but it still has to be better in that situation than nothing.