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rumrunn6

12-10-25 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Smaug1 (Post 23659506)

It's not noticeably heavier than a cycling helmet. Covers the ears and back of the head, as well as coming down a bit lower on the brow.

Here's me in it early this year:

From the 2025 Frostbite 30-40-50 back in February. Ski helmet and Wynd glasses for me.

It does get hot if I'm working hard. The vent on mine only lets through a bit of air.

wow, wouldn't know it wasn't a bike helmet
:thumb:

noglider

12-11-25 02:20 PM

I'll post a picture of my snowboarding helmet. I rarely need it. It's not too heavy. It's very warm, and it also blocks out a lot of sound, as it goes over the ears. I got it for winter cycling when I had a 13-mile commute each way and I was in a lot of pain on the waterfront.

rumrunn6

12-12-25 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by noglider (Post 23660049)

13-mile commute each way and I was in a lot of pain on the waterfront.

was down there for a wedding this past Fall & thought of you NYC cyclers
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a4aa15ca7b.jpg

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...6de5ba49f6.jpg

noglider

12-12-25 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by rumrunn6 (Post 23660430)

was down there for a wedding this past Fall & thought of you NYC cyclers

Yup, that is my commuting route, the Hudson River Greenway. I feel very lucky to have it. I used to take it northward from W 10 St up to the northern end of Manhattan and continue into the Bronx. Now I take it southward a short distance and then cross over to the Brooklyn Bridge. My new job is a couple of blocks from the bridge.

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