Ski Helmets

Dr Bear, I love your avatar!

Thanks Mekka, It is appropriate as I have been known to get so excited at the snow that I shed my skin. ;)

As a new skier I'm not held up by tradition so wearing a helmet is easy. I find it better than a hat for keeping warm without sweating too...

tin pot wrote:As a new skier I'm not held up by tradition so wearing a helmet is easy. I find it better than a hat for keeping warm without sweating too...

Living in a supposedly free world it is nice that we have choices you keep wearing your helmet
and I'll keep waring the bobble.

Vivi le Bobble............. :thumbup:

tin pot wrote:As a new skier I'm not held up by tradition so wearing a helmet is easy. I find it better than a hat for keeping warm without sweating too...

I'm not held up by any traditions, apart maybe from eating Turkey on Xmas Day perhaps.
I didn't realise it was tradition to wear a bobble rather than a helmet. I thought people were wearing helmets because they suddenly thought skiing had become more dangerous, or because the media hyped up a few accidents in recent years?
Oh well, traditional I shall remain in that case.

Tony_H wrote:

tin pot wrote:As a new skier I'm not held up by tradition so wearing a helmet is easy. I find it better than a hat for keeping warm without sweating too...

I'm not held up by any traditions, apart maybe from eating Turkey on Xmas Day perhaps.
I didn't realise it was tradition to wear a bobble rather than a helmet. I thought people were wearing helmets because they suddenly thought skiing had become more dangerous, or because the media hyped up a few accidents in recent years?
Oh well, traditional I shall remain in that case.

Le Bobble is the only Tradition, Turkey never touch the stuff, if I'm at home it is Venison if I'm at Mummys Beef .... Turkey Yukkkkkkky :D

I am bored of the helmet debates now :cry: :twisted:

Iceman wrote:I am bored of the helmet debates now :cry: :twisted:

I certainly agree with that one icy :twisted: