Could I wear this while riding my bike in the skateparks?
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Yes. The advantage is if you fall and knock your head, you can still use the helmet for protection. A lot of helmets are rated for "single blow".
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NO! ABSOLUTELY NOT! If you ride a bicycle and skateboard, you can buy a dual-certified helmet approved by ASTI for skateboarding and CPSC for bicycling, rather than buying two separate helmets. This helmet meets ASTI certification, but does not meet CPSC certification. Please see the products website for more details.
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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!
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Definitely, it's really comfortable and it does wick away the sweat like it says.
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Yes I Believe you can, the bike is not I front of me at the moment, but, I think you can. The only issue as I see it, that it might be taller than the training wheel bracket.
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Good question. I would think if I could wear it for waliking around my shop, I could use it for walking outside. As a shop respirator, it's perfect.....the different filters can be used for either dust, vapors or both. A big plus for me is that it doesn't fog up my glassesn nor interfere with vision.Wind or bumps while bike riding could be a problem. Another possible problem could be the respirator strap, that goes across the top of the head may restrict the wearing of a biking helmet.By the way, where do you live?Joe FroelichLubbock, TX
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That is a tough question. I suspect if he's in front, the system won't pick you up or if your far enough in front of him it may not be a problem and/or if he wears a full face helmet it probably won't be a problem either. I don't know for sure. I ride a GoldWing and have an open face helmet and my wife also has an open face helmet. I don't notice us picking up external noises in general but we don't ride in the city either.Good Luck.....
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I Don't think so. It is not air proof and it is too heavy to wear it for long time say 30 minutes.
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Not really. Its a bit on the long side and the silicon sheath is somewhat tacky and may not be easy to pull out or put back in while riding. Good idea for a sports product tho! :-)
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Yes you can - I keep my bike locked to a railing as well, and always cover it with the bike parka. I do lock the bike as far down on the frame as possible, to be able to cover it as much as I can.
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Yes as long as its cool outside and your not running. Thick nylon and padding.
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I am not sure. I use my bike to get a good workout and good sweat. You might have to look into seperate apps for that.
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No relective I worn it and people would notice me when I bicycle during late afternoon during the cloud.. Seem working to notice it. Thanks for asking me Rucker, Alex
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No, There's not much (if any) padding for bike riding. These are made out of pretty thin material.
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No, not really, since you got a knee protector that goes higher then the knee cap, and just walking around with them will make it uncomfortable. those knee shin pads protector are made for cycling and motorbike riding since you have your legs bent and the knee shin pads protector will fit perfectly over your knee cap whille protecting the higher part of your knee cap. i use those knee shin protector while riding my electric mountain bike going up to 60 km/h in the trails and since i've had them, they protected my knees and shins quite well after those wipe outs. hope those info helped you. Best Regards, Steve No, not really, since you got a knee protector that goes higher then the knee cap, and just walking around with them will make it uncomfortable. those knee shin pads protector are made for cycling and motorbike riding since you have your legs bent and the knee shin pads protector will fit perfectly over your knee cap whille protecting the higher part of your knee cap. i use those knee shin protector while riding my electric mountain bike going up to 60 km/h in the trails and since i've had them, they protected my knees and shins quite well after those wipe outs. hope those info helped you.... » Read More No, not really, since you got a knee protector that goes higher then the knee cap, and just walking around with them will make it uncomfortable. those knee shin pads protector are made for cycling and motorbike riding since you have your legs bent and the knee shin pads protector will fit perfectly over your knee cap whille protecting the higher part of your knee cap. i use those knee shin protector while riding my electric mountain bike going up to 60 km/h in the trails and since i've had them, they protected my knees and shins quite well after those wipe outs. hope those info helped you. Best Regards, Steve « Show Less
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Sure Michelle, you can wear it while driving..if we are in the future and cars drive themselves.....no you cannot safely wear this while driving as it covers your eyes.......silly
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Yes, absolutely. The Jetson goes faster than a bike, thereby increasing risk, so I wear a motorcycle helmet.
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I am a cyclist and I also ride a motorcycle with a full face helmet. I would not consider the SENA for a bicycle because of the wind noise. You couldn't hear or be heard!
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You would have to wear it as designed, it would be on the inside of the shorts. I never have! It would be too loose and uncomfortable. Louis
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I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour