Is this helmet suitable for snowboarding?
1509979
It could be, but there is not enough insulation to keep the head warm. If one wore a knit hat underneath, then it would work.
1509980
I think you might be better off with an actual snowboarding helmet. This helmet has some padding, but not a lot. It also doesn't come down as low in the back and sides as a normal snowboarding helmet.
1904126
It fits between the straps that hold the ear piece and chin strap in place on the helmet. It is snow/cold proof. I have used mine through several ski seasons and it does a good job.
938953
I'm not sure if this will work with those specific helmets, but the system is pretty flexible and should fit almost anything. I hope this helps. I have been very happy with my units, but I use it mostly for skiing. I have seen it used for snowmobiling.
1237478
My 9 year old daughter has used this helmet for 2 years snowmobiling. It works great for her. It doesn't have a heated shield, but if you vent in air, she's always been fine
188380
I would say yes. There's a thick layer of rubber padding on the top and bottom that would provide enough flexibility to permit the thin snowboard bag.
1102708
They attach to the inside of snowboard helmets made to accept them. They won't work for any helmet not designed for them.
268694
It might be good for skiing but I think this alone might not protect you from extreme cold. It is good for California weather as it's not that cold here in winter.
2144517
I bought them to wear snowboarding. They are amazingly well built maybe even for iceskating. They are, however, VERY rigid so they may be too stiff for certain movements. Keep in mind that size M would MAYBE fit a young teen.
1246810
Yes I think so, my daughter is only 12 but she is 5'6" and 135lbs, it works for her very well. She also had never tried snowboarding before. We haven't gone to any ski hills but it works very well on the slope in front of our house.
448842
I'm not a expert on this by no means. I chose the wind proof because I was going to wear it while snowmobiling in a area that can be very cold and windy. I relied on the reviews of others on both masks. I'm pleased with it.
945025
Hi! I think this helmet is recommended for skating & skateboarding only. The impact resistance totally saved my head. But, it was a low speed event. Basic physics: Force = Mass x Accelleration. Less force is produced on a low speed crash, so you only need a padded soft shell to absorb impact. On a higher speed bike crash (greater accelleration), the softer padded shell could not protect against the greater impact energy. That's why bike helmets have a harder shell that can absorb & disperse the greater impact energy, whereas a softer shell like this helmet would absorb & focus the greater impact energy into the skull. It's a better helmet for skating mainly because its wicked comfy, while providing great low energy impact resistance. Hope this helps!
1807418
I bet they'd be fine...they stay in place really well when I snowboard. Just make sure you get the correct size.
1921158
Yes. It is a universal fit. I've purchased multiple ones, for multiple helmet brands.
15347
I use it for snowboarding with no problems and I don't have a problem with the gaper gap with it. However I had to get Goggle Grips for it so my goggles would stay put over them. Don't the they nay sayers detract you from this helmet. It's a solid buy. I use this helmet for biking, skateboarding and snowboarding. No need for extra helmets.
1480068
This helmet doesnt have any special additions in terms of insulating a rider from the cold. Just the standard padding and no chin skirt which would help slightly. Definitely look into face mask, balaclava or both depending on how cold it gets where u live
794367
This is more of a kids helmet I think. But I'm not 100% sure. I think the large would be a bit tight.
1000571
I am not sure... by all means it is a good and sturdy helmet. My son uses it for skateboarding and I think he is well protected.