Thread: Sopping wet head - anyone tried this liner?
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Old 10-11-09 | 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by vrkelley
I've switched to my cold weather helmet which is a Bell Giro downhill ski helmet. It has closable vents. It keeps my head warmer than the vented bike helmet but my head gets sopping wet. My "liner" is a microfiber shirt stuck in the helmet with double sided tape. Works well for the summer helmet but not for the winter helmet.

So I'm ordering a real helmet liner. Has anyone tried the CrownWear liners? http://shop.crownwear.com/product.sc...5&categoryId=1




CrownWear's high-performance design is extremely breathable, maximizes comfort and keeps you cool & dry. Our advanced moisture transport system includes a lightweight, durable blend of cotton, silk, spandex and lycra
I wear the same helmet/bicycle hat the year round. When it gets too cold I wear ear warmers, but that's it. Of course being in St. Pete our cold season doesn't really last all that long. And the bicycle hat under the helmet keeps the sweat out of my eyes.
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