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goalieMN
 
I just lucked out and got a Smith helmet (black, medium) that will be perfect for next winter's commute for 45 dollars, 52 shipped. Adjustable vents, removable and washable padding.

Keep your eyes open for helmet deals on steepandcheap.com. I've seen a lot of skiing/snowboarding helmets on their site lately.


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vrkelley
 
They have quite a few styles. How about posting a link. Also, how much does it weigh? While riding in the drops how does the back of the helmet feel?


goalieMN
 
This is the helmet, but it was at www.steepandcheap.com for $45 in gloss black.

http://www.backcountryoutlet.com/outlet/SMI0256/Smith-Premise-Helmet.html


vrkelley
 
Thanks Goalie. I got the Giro Fuse Snowboard Helmet. It is rated for CPC safety and has vents that close to block out the rain etc. There's room to add reflectivity on the top and sides.

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-6/762830/07%20giro%20fuse%20white.jpg


goalieMN
 
After some commutes with my Smith Premise helmet, I have to say I am convinced. The venting system makes it easy to stay the right temp, and I like not having to wear a hat under my helmet.


vrkelley
 
Reporting on both helmet threads....

Reporting back this morning was 28F and clear. Next to no car noise...no annoying wind noise

The Giro Fuse kept my ears warm even on the faster decents (over 20mph). About half way into work, I started getting a sharp pain in the right temple. An ear plug that I didn't bother to use was wedged between my nogen and the helmet. :D

The vents were closed and I used a microfiber liner. Arrived warm, with soaked head.


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