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Helmets - My Experience
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

My first and only contribution on the subject of helmets:

What is the best kind of hat to wear for skiing?

My response - helmets offer a warm and comfortabble choice. They don't seem to get sweaty like a snowHeads hat does and they keep your ears warm without slipping up your head. Best of all, they are a great place to park your goggles without them misting up. I believe they also offer a little protection should you bang your head. I still carry a snowHeads hat for lunch stops or apres, but a helmet has replaced it for skiing.

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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

scottishskier, you numpty, you fell over on some ice walking home from the bar.
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