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  • P*** Pot helmet for winter?
  • rOcKeTdOg
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    less vents i thought so maybe warmer for commuting, any recommendations?

    dave360
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    kiwijohn
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    They’re a good option. Cheap as well.

    mangoridebike
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    I’ve been considering this too. I’ll need a central vent on the top of the helmet to mount my Joystick though

    tollah
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    I’ve got one! Tried it a couple of weeks back in Scotland and sweated my balls off and had the pish ripped out of me!

    Will be trying it again when it gets colder though.

    carbon337
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    i wear one all the time even summer. Recommend a TSG evo superlight.
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    ojom
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    Buff or skull cap may be worth trying too. Cheaper than new helmet and still breathable.

    Works well up here in all our Northern weather. Give it a try unless you already have obviously

    rOcKeTdOg
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    yup buff has been deployed, but still a bit cold for the predominantly road commute at stupid oclock in the morning in minus conditions

    swiss01
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    maybe you is just old. in which case possibly some sort of tweed cap?

    Papa_Lazarou
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    I got a protec lid for £20 from cheshire oaks for exactly that reason and seems to be the only lid I wear on the mountain bike at the moment

    ojom
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    Go with the tweed.

    julianwilson
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    Depends how much of a sweater you are: mine is great when its proper cold (ie less than 1 degree) but i am usually hot rather than cold on a bike. Best try before you buy as they can be less comfy on long rides as you rely more on a nice tight chinstrap to keep it on properly (rather than the cradley bits of an xc helmet which let you get away with a tiny bit more jaw movement).

    doug_basqueMTB.com
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    I use a buff sometimes but I also use my PP lid, a POC one I bought online from TBC and I rate it very highly. It’s cool enough for descents in summer or all day in winter. The only problem is people thinking you’re a gnarler.

    rOcKeTdOg
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    Already got tweed bakerboy and a leather version, way ahead of you there 🙂

    I_Ache
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    I have one of these and its pretty comfortable I always wear it in bad conditions and usually with some goggles. Yes I might look like a tool but at least I am warm and can see where I am going. Nobody has taken the pi55 to my face yet. I havnt tried it with the joystick yet but will do tonight I cant see any problems.


    Pro-Tec Ace

    My nipper has one of these and it seems really well made and it looks good too. She is only 3 so cant comment on comfort but she doesnt complain about it. Might not be your colour tho. It has got vents on the top but not one bang in the middle but I cant see that being a problem.


    Bell Fraction

    geoffj
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    Looks like he’s lost his horse.

    thisisnotaspoon
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    I hate mine with a passion on longer rides, even dirt jumping the XEN comes out in preferance, its saved for the skatepark mostly.

    I just grow some more hair and wear my XEN rather than the E2.

    mr-potatohead
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    st bought the 661 pisspot from chain reaction for £15 , I find it warm and comfortable in cold conditions with a skull cap under it.not sure what it will be like in summer .I don’t think it looks any dafter than most helmets

    carbon337
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    Also known to wear mine with goggles…. A new niche look I’m sporting.

    In my opinion everyone i have seen in them look better than XC lids. Mine took quite a whack on a DH track and it was fine too.

    rOcKeTdOg
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    growing hair, sadly is not an option1 🙁

    cap in situ

    pensive by rOcKeTdOgUk, on Flickr

    buzz-lightyear
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    When it’s proper cold it’s cosy. I use one for snowboarding too.

    OmarLittle
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    i sometimes use mine (661 dirt lid i think is its name) and it is great for cold days.

    On a cold day if i wear a buff or underhat with my normal helmet if i am pushing hard then when the sweat cools i get something akin to an icecream headache. doesn’t matter if my underhat is merino or windstopper, but with the pisspot i dont get that problem and if its really cold then then adding an underhat then i can be toasty warm without the cold sweat problem

    Coyote
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    I use a Giro Flak. Comfy and warm in the winter months.

    jools182
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    I want to try one of these

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