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Old 11-18-07, 11:44 AM
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Fullface convertable helmet

Im thinking about getting a ffh after a gnarly endo last week. I seem to remember theyre being a helmet that could convert b/w fullface and norml style helmet? Anyone remember who makes this and model name?
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Once you start the endo, there's really not time enough to install the chinguard.
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It was called the Giro Switchblade. I dont think they make them anymore
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Yeah, there's either the Giro Switchblade or the MET Parachute. I don't recommend the MET, as it works good as a half face but it's difficult to install the chinguard and once you have done so, it won't protect you at all as it's weak. I can't really comment on the Switchblade as I've never used it, but I'd just go for a proper fullface if you're looking for good protection.
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Originally Posted by gastro
Once you start the endo, there's really not time enough to install the chinguard.
where did that help him at all


i heard of it but i thought they stopped makeing it
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No longer made, probably for the best.
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Here you go:

https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...?ModelID=10718

I have seen them in MEC stores in Canada but www.mec.ca does not list any.
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