Originally Posted by SWThomas

That's actually incorrect. If you CAN chew gum without biting your cheeks, the cheek pads are too loose. They're supposed to fit snug enough to where they push on the cheeks some. Remember, the helmet need to be tight enough to where it doesn't move around or get ripped off the riders head during a crash. That can't happen if someone wears a helmet that's too big because they don't want to allow a proper sized one to break in.

Originally Posted by GTK

I think were saying the same thing.Don't you have latrine duty or something on base to do??

Originally Posted by grbrown

There is no substitute for visiting a shop/dealer that has a trained helmet fitter. Transformed comfort for my wife and, even better, the fitter was drop-dead gorgeous!

Originally Posted by BigUglyMan

I'll have to give this a go some time. Often I find that helmets squash my head from front to back and cause wicked pain in my forehead.

Originally Posted by grbrown

There is no substitute for visiting a shop/dealer that has a trained helmet fitter. Transformed comfort for my wife and, even better, the fitter was drop-dead gorgeous!

Originally Posted by BigUglyMan

I'll have to give this a go some time. Often I find that helmets squash my head from front to back and cause wicked pain in my forehead.

Originally Posted by svarnster

Originally Posted by BigUglyMan

I'll have to give this a go some time. Often I find that helmets squash my head from front to back and cause wicked pain in my forehead.

Originally Posted by GTK

I think were saying the same thing.Don't you have latrine duty or something on base to do??