Catlike helmet owners?
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Catlike helmet owners?
Anyone know if all the catlike helmets fit the same as each other? Or do some have different fits?
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Can't tell, I've only owned the trypophobia inducing whisper plus.
BUT from owning other helmets I can vouch that they do run a tad smaller than competitors. Which in the long run keeps your head from looking like a mushroom while wearing it.
BUT from owning other helmets I can vouch that they do run a tad smaller than competitors. Which in the long run keeps your head from looking like a mushroom while wearing it.
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Do you prefer the whisper plus to other competitors? I was looking at the kompact. Looks nice and is decently priced.
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At least in terms of my head, it fits better than whisper especially on the sides.
You should check out specialized's helmets as well. Some people, not me, like their helmets.
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I'll have to try on some giros though, even though my heart is set on the catlike.
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I'm pretty sure RetroGression stocks Catlikes, and they're in SD as well.
I like my cheap Specialized Echelon, it fit better than the more expensive Specialized models. It amazes me how expensive some of these helmets get for the minimal weight savings you gain.
I like my cheap Specialized Echelon, it fit better than the more expensive Specialized models. It amazes me how expensive some of these helmets get for the minimal weight savings you gain.
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I lost my matte white whisper this way.
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Totally worth it though i bet. I'm not worried about losing a helmet from a crash, I'm just hoping to not have a bad crash in the first place.
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