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I need headwear for under my helmet....

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lickmyballs
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What would you guys suggest that I wear under my helmet... Balaclavas, neck warmer, beanie??? Let me know what you wear under your helmet and what brands you think are good. I want something that covers my head/face/neck.
Oct 5 2015 5:28PM
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abaer
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Make sure that your helmet is designed to wear stuff under it. A lot of them aren't and make them useless if you put something under it
Oct 5 2015 5:35PM
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shotvet
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Melanzana microgrid hoodie because the hood does all of those things and its a good base layer. Not to mention they are hand crafted in Leadville
Oct 5 2015 5:35PM
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e~b
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Coal knit balaclava, i have one and its very warm and you can pull it down your past your chin if need be. Only cost me 20 bucks
Oct 5 2015 5:35PM
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lickmyballs
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e~bCoal knit balaclava, i have one and its very warm and you can pull it down your past your chin if need be. Only cost me 20 bucks


Yea I definitely want one that I can pull down past my chin... Thanks!
Oct 5 2015 5:41PM
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michiskier23
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i wear a nike pro combat balaclava. i think its meant to be under like football helmets but its warm, thin and covers my face and neck. and I'm pretty sure it was only like $20, so not too expensive
Oct 5 2015 5:41PM
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.Rybak.
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I usually wear a buff, beanie, goggles/sunglasses, then helmet.
Oct 5 2015 5:47PM
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GayWolf420
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dakine/under armour facemasks are my personal favorite. Warmer days, I'll just rock a neck tube/sunnies but for the best fit, definitely something that's skin-tight. Idk how people rock beanies under their helmets but that's just me.
Oct 5 2015 6:13PM
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lickmyballs
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DeebieSkeebiesdakine/under armour facemasks are my personal favorite. Warmer days, I'll just rock a neck tube/sunnies but for the best fit, definitely something that's skin-tight. Idk how people rock beanies under their helmets but that's just me.


If you have the dakine balaclava.... Can you pull it down past your chin?
Oct 5 2015 6:18PM
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.Rybak.
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RAVAGEIf you have the dakine balaclava.... Can you pull it down past your chin?


The one that I have I can't. But I have a massive head.
Oct 5 2015 6:20PM
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eheath
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Buff balaclava/hood combo + a flat brim, i have this on3p thats beat up so I wear it under my helmet with sunglasses. Most comfortable to me IMO. If you live somewhere where its below 20 degrees during the day you might wanna wear a beanie.
Oct 5 2015 6:20PM
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GayWolf420
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RAVAGEIf you have the dakine balaclava.... Can you pull it down past your chin?


Oh yeah, its kinda like a ninja mask really. I just got one a few months ago, its awesome and I highly reccomend it.
Oct 5 2015 6:21PM
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Julius_Steezer
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Colour wear balaclava (similar material as the Nike pro combat), beanie then goggles
Oct 5 2015 6:21PM
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gabew34
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thin balaclava for warm days. on most days I use a thinner microfiber neck tube or two and a fitted beanie over it. I would recommend a fitted beanie because it keeps everything in place, and the helmet will fit you better without all the lumps and wrinkles that form when you try to fit a looser beanie under it.
Oct 5 2015 9:37PM
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crotchvent
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DeebieSkeebiesdakine/under armour facemasks are my personal favorite. Warmer days, I'll just rock a neck tube/sunnies but for the best fit, definitely something that's skin-tight. Idk how people rock beanies under their helmets but that's just me.


I second the underarmour balaclava i have one that i wear every day of the season.
Oct 5 2015 10:03PM
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FettySwap
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knit balaclavas look sick and are warm. Either that or a buff necktube with a thin hat over top is the best
Oct 5 2015 10:16PM
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steezy_doge
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my opinion of some sick stuff is pretty much what i have cause i find it comfy.

giro combyn
armada basic beanie then under the beanie i wear a thin balaclava type thing
Oct 6 2015 12:18AM
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skier58284
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If you have to wear something, wear something very thin. Wearing a hat under your helmet makes the helmet not sit correctly on your head which significantly decreases its protective capabilities. I don't see why you would even need anything under your helmet, ski helmets are very insulated.
Oct 6 2015 2:17AM
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marrows
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Cats.If you have to wear something, wear something very thin. Wearing a hat under your helmet makes the helmet not sit correctly on your head which significantly decreases its protective capabilities. I don't see why you would even need anything under your helmet, ski helmets are very insulated.


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Oct 6 2015 3:31AM
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skier58284
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marrowscomfort


Get a better helmet. Every ski helmet I've owned has been more comfortable than a hat (aside from the first few hours or so the first time I wear it, due to needing time to break in). Try Giro, I find them to be the most comfortable.
Oct 6 2015 5:09PM
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bnewbs6
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Cats.If you have to wear something, wear something very thin. Wearing a hat under your helmet makes the helmet not sit correctly on your head which significantly decreases its protective capabilities. I don't see why you would even need anything under your helmet, ski helmets are very insulated.


Yup. This is a pretty important thing most people completely overlook. I see people rocking thick, knit beanies under their helmets and it is not very safe. I am a hypocrite because I still wear a beanie underneath, but its the thinnest one I can find.
Oct 7 2015 12:59AM
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GrandThings
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Once again I'll say the Under Armor balaclava. Nice and thin fits under the helmet. On really cold days I'll wear a buff over it too.
Oct 8 2015 12:32PM
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michael1233
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You can wear something like this. But you need to make sure that there is space under your helmet. I bought this from http://www.cityhuntercap.com/. You can also try this site.
Dec 3 2015 2:18AM
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Sebestian
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michael1233You can wear something like this. But you need to make sure that there is space under your helmet. I bought this from http://www.cityhuntercap.com/. You can also try this site.


Hi,

Thanks for the resource :) I was looking for the same helmet.

Cheers,
Sebastian
Dec 3 2015 2:47AM
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.Rybak.
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Dare you to click the link.
Dec 3 2015 3:54PM
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Huck-e-Cheese
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i have a thin tight under armour beanie, a tight under armour material balaclava, and a columbia facetube, and it works mint for always keeping me warm
Dec 6 2015 11:42PM
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.Rybak.
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Huck-e-Cheesei have a thin tight under armour beanie, a tight under armour material balaclava, and a columbia facetube, and it works mint for always keeping me warm


Dude, mint.
Dec 6 2015 11:59PM
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.Rybak.
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Bruh thats so mint.
Dec 7 2015 12:05AM
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Huck-e-Cheese
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This channel on youtube called haggard garage made me start saying mint, i don't even notice anymore
Dec 7 2015 12:07AM
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Huck-e-Cheese
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This channel on youtube called haggard garage made me start saying mint, i don't even notice anymore
Dec 7 2015 12:07AM
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