I use a snowboard helmet, which is thick. What is the max thickness it can clamp on to? 1 inch?
861055
I ski so I understand . I don't think in matters. I use zip ties as the adhesive that comes with the mirror is worthless. May not be a good idea on a snowboard- a fall and the rod holding the mirror could damage your eye-Murphy's law.
861056
There is an adhesive Velcro that you connect to the helmet. The 2 strips connect and it is a pretty good bond. You could always just direct glue or drill some holes and screw it in..
861057
The mirror attaches with adhesive backed velcro. Thickness is of no concern.
861058
The nice thing about this mirror is that it doesn't use a clamp - one piece of Velcro sticks to the inside of the helmet, and the pad on the mirror sticks to that.
861059
It doesn't use a clamp...it's held on with Velcro. Not sure it would stay on while snowboarding.
368406
Robin M. answered it pretty well. I put it on our snowmobile helmets. It works pretty well. It is a little bit of static but for the price it can't be beat. Works very well even at 120 mph+
1393643
staps will practically hold on any helmet, i used it on my specialized prevail, no issues.
2007049
not too thick...maybe 1/8" thickest: it has a couple of adjustments for thickness. The thinnest is VERY thin.
1079426
Wow, those are thick. I am sorry, but I have no suggestions for you. Our visors are not that thick, and attachments are very tight. Wish I could help.
159600
I'm about the same and use an adult large/XL on my nat'l ski patrol winter helmet. The snaps will never line up with the different helmets (ISO 9000 anyone?). I detached the majority of my strap and attached it to motorcycle replacement buckles. If you can drill you own male end snaps you'll get a custom fit. Very comfortable chin cup. Has holes to drain sweat and does not absorb sweat. I also have one on my high angle technical rescue helmet. Saves my chin if I catch a wall.
2186553
It's about 1/8th inch thick. If you're thinking of mounting it with a edge grip mount, it's not a good idea. It has four pre-drilled holes for mounting, use those.
1619118
possibly 1/8th thick---it has to have room for the lock portion to slide in---like anything new a slight adjustment knowing its their helps---very little concern about tripping--(bought 2 more after my first purchase)
1475056
My standard helmet has 1/2 inch of clearance on all sides of this case. I know the Revolution helmets are bigger...I just don't know how much bigger.
257678
i dont know bro, haven't try other helmets yet. Maybe if i break this helmet i could try others.
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.
897281
It may be possible but I would not recommend. I clamp to a 1.5 in headboard and I would not want to try anything thicker.
1778769
Yes it should work on your helmet. I mounted one of these on a kayak helmet it it worked fine. I did tether it using a short length of string.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
443593
Close to 1/4" thick ... It works well ... without saying don't drop it ... it will crack but not shatter ...
254879
I'd say that it can handle up to a 1/4 of inch with no problem anything thicker will be tougher. Hope this helps.
890849
I do not know the exact thickness. It's not very thick but it does work well with the regular-size push-pins I'm using.