How many wear a liner under your helmet?
#1
How many wear a liner under your helmet?
Maybe I should have titled this : How many of you are bald and sweat under your helmet?
Anyway, I have a Q ball head and find that if I don't wear a "do rag" or a bandana tied around my head my helmet liner has a smell much quicker than if I wear one.
There is another thread about wearing old style riding caps but some of the thread is also about how "uncool" wearing a do rag is these days.
Back to the point of the post-- what are those of you with the dreaded helmet sweats wearing as a helmet liner these days?
I could give a flying _ _ _ _ about what is cool or uncool at any moment in time regarding "fashion" or not-- and will always take function over form, and wear (or not wear as the case may be) what I want to.
So what do you good people wear as a liner to hold off the inevitable "helmet sweats"?
Anyway, I have a Q ball head and find that if I don't wear a "do rag" or a bandana tied around my head my helmet liner has a smell much quicker than if I wear one.
There is another thread about wearing old style riding caps but some of the thread is also about how "uncool" wearing a do rag is these days.
Back to the point of the post-- what are those of you with the dreaded helmet sweats wearing as a helmet liner these days?
I could give a flying _ _ _ _ about what is cool or uncool at any moment in time regarding "fashion" or not-- and will always take function over form, and wear (or not wear as the case may be) what I want to.
So what do you good people wear as a liner to hold off the inevitable "helmet sweats"?
#4
Maybe I should have titled this : How many of you are bald and sweat under your helmet?
Anyway, I have a Q ball head and find that if I don't wear a "do rag" or a bandana tied around my head my helmet liner has a smell much quicker than if I wear one.
There is another thread about wearing old style riding caps but some of the thread is also about how "uncool" wearing a do rag is these days.
Back to the point of the post-- what are those of you with the dreaded helmet sweats wearing as a helmet liner these days?
I could give a flying _ _ _ _ about what is cool or uncool at any moment in time regarding "fashion" or not-- and will always take function over form, and wear (or not wear as the case may be) what I want to.
So what do you good people wear as a liner to hold off the inevitable "helmet sweats"?
Anyway, I have a Q ball head and find that if I don't wear a "do rag" or a bandana tied around my head my helmet liner has a smell much quicker than if I wear one.
There is another thread about wearing old style riding caps but some of the thread is also about how "uncool" wearing a do rag is these days.
Back to the point of the post-- what are those of you with the dreaded helmet sweats wearing as a helmet liner these days?
I could give a flying _ _ _ _ about what is cool or uncool at any moment in time regarding "fashion" or not-- and will always take function over form, and wear (or not wear as the case may be) what I want to.
So what do you good people wear as a liner to hold off the inevitable "helmet sweats"?
Helmet liner??? How's the flooding?????
#5
I wear a do rag under my itty bitty helmet, just to keep it from being to loose, and yeah I is bald. I have other helmets that I dont wear much and do not wear the do rag with them. Quit puttin your nose in your helmet and smelling it... ha ha.
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http://www.allamericanhats.com/
i wear a welders hat with the visor backward with the helmet on. it helps keep the sun off the back of the neck. when the helmet is off my head i turn the hat around.
i wear a welders hat with the visor backward with the helmet on. it helps keep the sun off the back of the neck. when the helmet is off my head i turn the hat around.
#10
But don't you need something to help hold that big puff of hair in down (as evinced in your avatar)? I myself am not follicularly challenged, but wear a doo-rag of necessity, as otherwise how to hide the helmet-hair?...