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Generic helmet pads
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey all

I got a Demon helmet that is just that little bit loose. Unfortunately, they don't come with sizing pads so I need to see if I can get that fit snug. livetoski said he uses double sided velcro underneath the padding to make his fit nicely. I am going to try that but was wondering as well if there are generic type pads that can be cut to fit or something like that.
I suppose I could just get a piece of foam padding and cut that to fit but I wouldn't even know where to start looking for that.
Another idea was to get a base layer type beanie to wear underneath. Would that work? I do sweat a lot so maybe one that is designed to help cool down?

Any help?
Thanks
Alan
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