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![]() Ive contemplated my Mx Lid while boarding with some of my crazier friends. I have my ski lid that I wont ride without (CA, Sierra Cement). But for the hikes and Drops having my full face lid has crossed my mind (thought the added weight on the hike also crossed the mind). I use it when I go downhill MTB'n though. 50mph with a simple bike helmet doesnt feel safe and its nice to have my goggles to keep the dust out.
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![]() Here is an interesting article, although it's about football helmets:
NFL, manufacturers agree there's no perfect helmet - Yahoo! News
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![]() The best thing you can do is have a full face helmet of any type.
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