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Should I take my helmet liner out?

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Val_jensen
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Not sure if taking the liner to my helmet out is a good idea thoughts?
6 years ago
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Corey_O132
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Yeah if you wear a hat under it so you still have padding.
Took mine out from the start, along with those wack ass ear muff looking things. Way better than before.
6 years ago
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Ghost_BLandzV2
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Im all about being an individual and doing your own thing but how many pros have you seen riding with a helmet liner? The answer is none and thats because they don’t look cool. But if you want to keep your ears warm it might be a good call
6 years ago
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Pigeon.
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less comfort = more hesh












do it
6 years ago
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SofaKingSick
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def should leave that alone, that's part of the helmet's system
6 years ago
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1uka
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liner out. the helmets protection is in the hard stuff so just grab a beanie and slam the helmet on top and look baller.
6 years ago
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TRVP_ANGEL
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Go one step further and throw the helmet out

Live for the style, die for the style - Sporticus
6 years ago
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Andi_G
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As long as you make the helmet fit snug on your dome you'll be fine
6 years ago
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ScootSkiLyfe
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AndrewGravesSVAs long as you make the helmet fit snug on your dome you'll be fine


This. I was wearing a helmet with no liner, hoodie underneath (gang gang health gang 420 gang), trying some flippers. Long story short, helmet slipped to the back of my head when I was upside down, came down, caught tips, smacked my forehead right into the ground. Minimal help from helmet due to my lack of tightening the strap
6 years ago
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black
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is it a MIPS helmet?
6 years ago
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CalumSKI
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yes but remain safe doe
6 years ago
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Val_jensen
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No smith
blackis it a MIPS helmet?
6 years ago
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smh
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Val_jensenNo smith


Lol
6 years ago
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Val_jensen
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I’ve just come to realize my mistake
tyler1719Lol
6 years ago
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@LANTASKI
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no you idiot, keep it in
6 years ago
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mavrik
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If it's a MIP's helmet leave it in, if it's just some thin padding do what you want.
6 years ago
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skiguy04
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But ya’ll rock google straps under helmet?
6 years ago
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Val_jensen
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Of course
skiguy04But ya’ll rock google straps under helmet?
6 years ago
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saucy+steve
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Take the earmuffs out, asap. but keep the liner so it fits your head better
6 years ago
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Val_jensen
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Then my ears will get cold and It’ll look dumb
sauce_man_steveTake the earmuffs out, asap. but keep the liner so it fits your head better
6 years ago
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270on420out
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mavrikIf it's a MIP's helmet leave it in, if it's just some thin padding do what you want.


That’s not how MIPS helmets work.
6 years ago
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mavrik
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DIRTYBUBBLEThat’s not how MIPS helmets work.


OK.
6 years ago
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