Can you drink from these while wearing a helmet and moving or does it spray only?
837777
The answer is yes. I wear a full face helmet, I simply crack the faceplate open and put the tube in my mouth. I close the faceplate a little and the tube stays put without me having to clench my jaw. I do have an aftermarket tube holder that I put on the strap of my tankbag to hold the tube in place when not drinking. Sometimes I just tuck the mouthpiece into my tankbag. It's nice because you don't have to suck, the water flows in to your mouth. I have a second tube that increases the length to about 6 feet, and I have my Geigerrig attached to the side of my bike resting on the passenger peg. I love this system for my bike.
837778
I can drink while running with it, as far as the helmet, as long as the 1/4 inch hose can get in or under it, I should think so. you can spray with fingers from a distance into your mouth, or bite with teeth while in your mouth.....ive done both
837779
The answer is yes. I wear a full face helmet, I simply crack the faceplate open and put the tube in my mouth. I close the faceplate a little and the tube stays put without me having to clench my jaw. I do have an aftermarket tube holder that I put on the strap of my tankbag to hold the tube in place when not drinking. Sometimes I just tuck the mouthpiece into my tankbag. It's nice because you don't have to suck, the water flows in to your mouth. I have a second tube that increases the length to about 6 feet, and I have my Geigerrig attached to the side of my bike resting on the passenger peg. I love this system for my bike. The answer is yes. I wear a full face helmet, I simply crack the faceplate open and put the tube in my mouth. I close the faceplate a little and the tube stays put without me having to clench my jaw. I do have an aftermarket tube holder that I put on the strap of my tankbag to hold the tube in place when not drinking. Sometimes I just tuck the mouthpiece into my tankbag. It's nice because you don't have to suck, the water flows in to your mouth. I have a second tube that increases the length to about 6 feet, and I have my Geigerrig attached to the side of my bike resting on the passenger... » Read More The answer is yes. I wear a full face helmet, I simply crack the faceplate open and put the tube in my mouth. I close the faceplate a little and the tube stays put without me having to clench my jaw. I do have an aftermarket tube holder that I put on the strap of my tankbag to hold the tube in place when not drinking. Sometimes I just tuck the mouthpiece into my tankbag. It's nice because you don't have to suck, the water flows in to your mouth. I have a second tube that increases the length to about 6 feet, and I have my Geigerrig attached to the side of my bike resting on the passenger peg. I love this system for my bike. « Show Less
837780
Once its ready (a few pumps before starting your ride) just bite down on the valve and drink. The water will shoot into you mouth with no effort.
837781
Yes you could, no reason you couldn't - just place the nozzle in your mouth, close down, and it squirts in. It works without the pumped up air pressure too, then just like a camelback.
418587
You can but it sprays so it might be difficult to fill a glass of water. The device snaps on and off so easily you probably won't see it as a problem. You could leave it on if you run the water slowly.
114662
No it doesn't have any way to mount it. I mainly bought this for snorkeling and returned it because it was very hard to use and leaked during testing at my house. I ended up purchasing the Dicapac brand which allows more ease of function use and did no leak at all, but this also has no way to mount on a helmet.
541624
Short answer "no" it will not protect you in any way from a bump. The crown of the cap is strong/thin/elastic mesh that breathes to keep a sweaty head cooler. No protection afforded at all - I use mine under a logger's helmet to ease the helmet on/off - keep hair out of my face - and the sweatband to keep sweat out of my eyes. Hope this answer helps you.
22211
Two ways. Outside or inside. But you need a full sided helmet, can't use a skull helmet for these
2271773
like spray. you will not actually fell the drop. but just mist on your face. PS: I don't think it's much useful as I expected. Because the water container is so small, you need keep adding water. Another, the water should be just pure water, if you use facial lotion it might be clog the output hole.(I've done that before.) Third, it's wasting battery.(It's not the kind that could be charged directly.) All in all, I didn't use that now. It's really not the thing what I expected before.
1550897
They are designed to use with a helmet, no way to keep them on your head otherwise. NH is a helmet free state also but I prefer the safety of helmet and these units work very well in this configuration.
2111778
Yes you can spray your face. It's messy though. I'd do it outside if you can. Hold it away from your face and use a sweeping motions. Be sure to keep your eyes and mouth closed.
765305
Well, neither really. You push them on and there is a rubber ring that creates a seal. Does that make sense? It does create a nice tight seal that won't leak. However, on top you will either have the straw opening or the sipper side open. The plastic piece slides back and forth to expose one or the other, you can't have both sides closed. So, it's not going to leak on you as you drink, but you won't be able to throw these in a bag and go.
718210
I have not had trouble with them on bad weather days, but I did not let them get wet either. The Action Extremes have more eye relief so water vapor from your eye does not fog the outside of the cold eyepiece. You breath can fog it too if you are wearing a ski mask.
1129572
It's not alcohol neither a water solution. It's rather a antiseptic for bruise and also serves as first aid
1887094
I do. Just open the seal away from your face before you drink. I do this out of habit anyway because of altitude change in my commute.
1890481
No because it's a powder. I sue it when I spin, play tennis etc. Depending where on your head you are using the powder it might get a tiny amount on a hat but it's not been an issue for me. The powder lasts all day
315280
These come with a clip. You put the clip on the side of your helmet. One side will slip right under the padding and the other sits on the outside. You then just tighten down the screws and you're set. The xmitters slide on and off the clips. These work up to about 500 feet.
1128413
It works far better with water -- about half full. Then when you pressurize the bottle, the water is ejected and provides some second or so of lift force. If pressurized with air only, the pressure is released in a few milliseconds, giving a quick but weaker launch.
1763600
you can drink on any side. you push the button down and it releases the rubber circular seal
730491
If your helmet does not cover your ears. This mask covers your ears. You can use goggles, but to be honest they get in the way a little. I use this for airsoft with glasses and its great! For paintball it should be fine and really nice cause you can actually breathe instead of having a plastic sweat mask on all the time. So yes you can use it with helmet and goggles, and yes with paintball, its pretty sturdy.