Just wanted to throw it in here but most Smiths with BOA allow you to take the earpeaces off without removing the BOA. So you can keep all the safety aspects of the helmet intact. Personally the ability to customize the layers on my head/face is huge especially with variable conditions. I also think I can hear a bit better without the ear peaces and think that outweighs the little added protection. Also like being able to lift my goggles onto a dry mask and prevent the moisture from my helmet making its way onto my skin. But its all preference whatever works and is comfortable.
Thank you for this! At 37, finally getting on the helmet train. That said, besides basic ear discomfort, they push my goggles down over my nostrils. Any suggestion?
@@xxx_epic_sniper_xxx2.021 Definitely not the most comfortable. The main reason to remove the stock padding and wear your goggles underneath are 1. Being able to customize your layers. Personally, I like to wear a thin poly beanie that is water-wicking and doesn't trap moisture with a thin fleece or wool neck warmer over the beanie and over my ears, but on colder days Ill throw on some thicker layers. 2. Keeping your goggles dry. Being able to lift your goggles and place them on your dry beanie will make it a lot less likely for them to get foggy beyond no return. Ideally, if you have mag lenses just pop them off and keep them in your chest pocket. 3. Better mobility, less weight, and better hearing.
I do the mix. No ears + a beanie under the helm, but the goggles go over. Don’t get it how you put them in and put them up. My helm sits rather tight (and I don’t want it loose) so I just can’t do it
To me it’s the opposite: the googles outside the helmet looks professional, clean and manifests less preoccupation for trends. The googles inside are not practical and it’s less safe (pads removed!). In my eyes it looks very teenager, even childish, and so cluttered (pads are removed but instead you put a beanie plus a baklava), it’s complicating things for just a different look (I think a lot has to do with making a difference with skiers). Those ‘rad’ guys are using the baklava even in spring when it’s so warm that they only wear a t-shirt… it’s all non-sense for the sake of appearance. I think you should have your own personality and wear it ‘your’ way. That’s the ultimate radness :)
You have a good point. I don’t quite remember when I started wearing my goggles inside my helmet but I always left the padding in since it’s the part of the helmet that prevents concussions. I’ve found it just as comfortable but I guess it’s just a habit and part of my style.
I take off the ear pads, but I do use balaclava and adjustable helmet for good safety. It is comfy for me Withthem under but I think whatever you like is whatever you wear.
Some goggles have a clip on the back of the strap meant to make it easier to clip and unclip them over your helmet. If that's what you're referring to I hate to tell you there's no way around it unless you buy a strap without it.
@@Snanemal most (if not all) goggles have plastic guides that allow you to adjust the strap length on the back, and they get pushed into your head when wearing under the helmet. Of course it will not be an issue if your helmet is too large and allows a thick beanie to be fit under it, but in that case it provides less protection.
To wear ur helmet the “rad” way, does one have to buy a helmet that is slightly larger than what you’d normally wear to allow for the beanie and the size adjustment system to fit under the helmet?
Some people are able to remove the liner in their helmet to better fit with a beanie, but we're pretty sure Kevin had to size up to also be able to also fit his hood balaclava under it comfortably. Keep in mind that many helmets use velcro to hold the helmet liner, and that velcro may stick to your beanie!
I find that I usually size down, once you remove the padding at least. For reference though I use super thin fleece or poly blend layers that keep me warm and are as slim as possible under the helmet.
One more advantage when a helmet is over the beanie and google: you can hear the phone, and speak not taking it off ))) it’s so uncomfortable in ear pads to speak the phone!
Of course Vasily! We make sure to read every single comment and engage with our viewers :) Viewers like you are the driving force behind us making more videos to help with any optical topic.
Interesting we had no idea they didn't offer Asian fit goggles in Ukraine! If you ever need any help or information regarding optical eyewear please feel free to shoot us a message and we will be happy to help :)
That is a great question! It depends on the smith helmet. To go further, I must admit that our well of knowledge when it comes to all the helmets out their pales in comparison to what we know about goggles/eyewear.
That's a great question! Unfortunately, our insert does not work in a dive mask. Our inserts use pressure on the top and bottom of the goggle chassis, which would likely break the water-tight seal on the dive mask. For prescription dive masks, check out Sea Vision! www.sportrx.com/shopby/brand-sea_vision.html
DAD is the way forward. Helmet has padding inside designed to absorb impacts. Clearly RAD helmet is too large. If helmet slides all over the place then what use is there in wearing it!!!!!!!
It is just fine to do so! That is usually the only way you can get the helmet to fit well while wearing a beanie. Every helmet is different, so be sure yours offers removeable functionality!
Yes! The fluffy layer doesn't serve much in terms of protection its more for comfortability and warmth, so as long as what you're wearing keeps you warm and is comfortable take the padding off (worst case you can always put it back on)
Hello Sven! You can always try a goggle with outriggers. These are built into the side of the goggles and increase helmet compatibility and fit comfort. Check out the Oakley Airbrake XL for example: www.sportrx.com/blog/new-oakley-airbrake-xl-product-review/
Honestly you will never convince me that under is a better option. When you need to lift your goggles off quickly on the mountain it's the biggest pain undoing your straps first..plus your helmet could fall off on a lift. He still looks like a dad cause that helmet makes him look like he should be riding a bicycle...just take the ear pads off. I don't conform.......I take the ear pads off and wear goggles over with a balaclava 😎 Hardcore renegade Big up snowboard pro camp though!
@@turtlepowersf goggle strap under the helmet is way more seamless. gives a space helmet look, and plus it keeps them drier and from flying off your face during a yard sale
with the under option how well dose lifting your goggles go? bc i feel like it would pull on the strap and then when you put it back down it will be loose
There is definitely an art to that! It isn't as easy to wear the goggle up on the head with the strap under. If you do that a lot, then you should keep wearing the goggle the way you are used to!
Kevin was repping Sandbox helmets at the time of this recording. You can check out what he's up to now right here: th-cam.com/users/SnowboardProCampvideos
I'm not sure id like to remove the liner and padding out of a helmet. You start messing with a motorbike helmet you are basically binning that helmet if you have an accident and insurance companies start getting involved
Hello samoahbay! The 'dad' style we refer to in the video means wearing your goggle strap around the outside of your helmet. The 'rad' goggle fit means wearing your goggle strap underneath your helmet which many people consider the cooler way of styling your helmet and goggle. Hope this helps!
@@sportrxeyewear thank you! Apparently I grasped this from the clip which is lovely done. I mean, does 'rad' stand for 'radical' or something and 'dad' is for say 'founding fathers did this that way' ? Cheers
You're halfway there. Rad=Radical, Dad=Dads out on the slopes getting their shred on. The main point is to show you two different ways to style your goggle and show you what is hot on the streets!
@@samoahbay it's because dads do things the "right" way and usually not the cool way. Dads (the stereotypical kind) tuck their t-shirt in, wear white tennis shoes/ fanny packs, use a cell phone pouch....that kind of stuff. It basically means "uncool but practical".
Just don't take your goggles off. Honestly taking them off is where 99% of fogging issues start. But if you absolutely must, just tilt the helmet back and place the goggles over your beanie or whatever you're wearing under the helmet.
Does the helmet still function as intended with a thick beanie under it? Everything I've read says a helmet should fit snugly without anything under it.
Hi Dustin! If the helmet is snug it will function properly. Most current helmets on the market feature a removable fleece lining to make it comfortable to wear without a beanie but also to give you the option to remove it and make a little extra room for a beanie underneath.
Helmet fit is what matters. I work in EMS and coup/contrecoup injuries are what helmets mitigate. Fit and helmet position at time of impact are what’s important. A goggle strap or beanie doesn’t matter as long as fit is snug but comfortable.
Googles on the insides are crazy good at getting fogged if you ride in moist condition. When you lurk in your backpack, or it's getting. Especially in forest. And loose helmet just doesn't work so it's rad but STUPID. Riding without helmet is fun! My friend rode like that, now he can eat burgers with straw (he's paralyzed but beanie looked rad)
I do think it looks better but I gave it a try and honestly can’t figure it out how ppl think it’s more comfortable. The plastic adjusters on my goggles dig in to my skull and are painful. I’m in the middle now though, kept the earpads off and wear a beanie and buff w my goggles around the outside.
You should not take the lining out and do notcwratca benievunder helmet. You will loose the protection which is why we wear helmets in the first place.
I would saying removing the liner and using a beanie will change the functionality of the helmet? I don't care what it looks like, I wear a helmet because I'm not worried about looking cool, If I was I would just wear a beanie.
I agree, plus the liner is gonna be warmer than a beanie anyways, and it's not like you're gonna see the beanie. And I also don't quite agree with them wearing the goggles inside the helmet, you're pushing the entire helmet up just to place the goggles on your forehead which is gaper itself. The only significant difference I notice between "rad" and "dad" honestly is just the balaclava, that's literally it.
That was a missed opportunity! Honestly, it is pretty straight forward. It just takes a bit of a tug to remove them and a bit more force than you may think to re-install them.
We've found that we are more in agreement with your these days. All goggles are built with helmet compatibility that actually makes it less ideal for non-helmet use and certainly less ideal for under the helmet.
@@sportrxeyewear I do get the style though. Safety wise wearing a beany under a helmet is like wearing a thick jacket with a seatbelt. One's head (or body) will compress the beany (Jacket) while you accelerate and then your hear (body) comes to a sudden stop.
Honestly think it’s a bit irresponsible to be suggesting riding with a beanie and balaclava under your helmet. There’s no way the helmet is fitting properly at that point.
@@jpxc1329 I went to use my googles inside the helmet because on the outside there’s to much pressure on my face from the googles , and I don’t like wearing a beanie either
@@jpxc1329 well I have smith large vantage helmet and smith squad xl goggles and they as big as they can go and they are a bit snug and I feel pressure, maybe I’ll get use to it, who knows or I’ll use them inside with the liner out and a belaclava
None of this matters. What matters is your style riding not your style 'wearing'.....the ONLY people that care what everyone looks like is teenagers. Big facts.
"Co nie dojeżdżę to dowyglądam" as my little sister says. Witch roughly translates "i will make up lack of riding in looks". Which... Is true xd just look at how girls attract attention on slopes. But if they wear baggy xxxxl stuff, you can't differ them from a guys xD
You can’t defend wearing a helmet like that lol. #1 it looks ridiculous #2 it completely defeats the purpose of things like mips or koroyd/wavecell technology. To each their own I guess but I sure wouldn’t want to smack into the ground and absorb most of that impact because I’m not wearing the helmet properly lol
Hahahaha the “rad” guy here is wearing a beanie plus his hood under his helmet which makes his helmet 1 or 2 sizes too big. Plus those hoods are not designed to go under a helmet. He has lots of followers on social media but he doesn’t know what he’s talking about in terms of gear or riding technique or backcountry skills / making good choices in the mountains
After seeing the guy in the background with that shirt I didn't care about anything in this video but that shirt!
David Dobbs when I drive a lincoln 😂
Just wanted to throw it in here but most Smiths with BOA allow you to take the earpeaces off without removing the BOA. So you can keep all the safety aspects of the helmet intact. Personally the ability to customize the layers on my head/face is huge especially with variable conditions. I also think I can hear a bit better without the ear peaces and think that outweighs the little added protection. Also like being able to lift my goggles onto a dry mask and prevent the moisture from my helmet making its way onto my skin. But its all preference whatever works and is comfortable.
Lol im reading this after breaking the boa from trying to take the ear pads offf😂
Thank you for this! At 37, finally getting on the helmet train. That said, besides basic ear discomfort, they push my goggles down over my nostrils. Any suggestion?
Wear the regular way its the most popular comfortable and safe way
@@xxx_epic_sniper_xxx2.021 Definitely not the most comfortable. The main reason to remove the stock padding and wear your goggles underneath are 1. Being able to customize your layers. Personally, I like to wear a thin poly beanie that is water-wicking and doesn't trap moisture with a thin fleece or wool neck warmer over the beanie and over my ears, but on colder days Ill throw on some thicker layers. 2. Keeping your goggles dry. Being able to lift your goggles and place them on your dry beanie will make it a lot less likely for them to get foggy beyond no return. Ideally, if you have mag lenses just pop them off and keep them in your chest pocket. 3. Better mobility, less weight, and better hearing.
Trim the foam to the shape of your nose. I had the same problem. Now perfect.
1:31 the moment he realized he was doing everything wrong
Just had a thought would wearing a beanie under a lid work like a ghetto mips system
Awesome move bringing Kevin to the show 💪💪
Thanks for commenting, Omar!
I love it. Just saved me a few bucks for the goggle clip and winter knit.
guy on the left kinda looks like david blane lol
Lol they sponsored their own video.
its all out the helmet you use it has to be like a skate board looking one that sits lower on the head
Thank you for the feedback Lonely Pickle! :)
Also, what helmet is the black one? :)
I do the mix. No ears + a beanie under the helm, but the goggles go over. Don’t get it how you put them in and put them up. My helm sits rather tight (and I don’t want it loose) so I just can’t do it
That’s because you are fitting your helmet right and it really provides protection, and the ‘rad’ guys in the video don’t.
I tried this, took of the padding inside my helmet. Unfortunately the exposed Velcro dug into the goggle strap making it fuzzy.
Hi there! We appreciate your feedback!
u can take the velcro out probably. that’s what i did in my giro helmet
To me it’s the opposite: the googles outside the helmet looks professional, clean and manifests less preoccupation for trends. The googles inside are not practical and it’s less safe (pads removed!). In my eyes it looks very teenager, even childish, and so cluttered (pads are removed but instead you put a beanie plus a baklava), it’s complicating things for just a different look (I think a lot has to do with making a difference with skiers). Those ‘rad’ guys are using the baklava even in spring when it’s so warm that they only wear a t-shirt… it’s all non-sense for the sake of appearance. I think you should have your own personality and wear it ‘your’ way. That’s the ultimate radness :)
Thank you for your feedback! It's always best to do it your own way!
You have a good point. I don’t quite remember when I started wearing my goggles inside my helmet but I always left the padding in since it’s the part of the helmet that prevents concussions. I’ve found it just as comfortable but I guess it’s just a habit and part of my style.
I take off the ear pads, but I do use balaclava and adjustable helmet for good safety. It is comfy for me Withthem under but I think whatever you like is whatever you wear.
@@johnohearn2438 I find it more comfy
I used to wear goggle under the helmet, until I bought a new goggle that has grip on the bands.
What about the buckle? For want of a better word? It’s fairly chunky on my Airbrake XLs and hurts if I wear my goggles under my helmet. Any advice?
Wear them over like the goggle and helmet were designed for.
Helmet only designed to have thin buff underneath not a beanie. If not your helmet is too LARGE
Some goggles have a clip on the back of the strap meant to make it easier to clip and unclip them over your helmet. If that's what you're referring to I hate to tell you there's no way around it unless you buy a strap without it.
@@Snanemal most (if not all) goggles have plastic guides that allow you to adjust the strap length on the back, and they get pushed into your head when wearing under the helmet. Of course it will not be an issue if your helmet is too large and allows a thick beanie to be fit under it, but in that case it provides less protection.
I just see dad beards everywhere
still like the dad way better imo
What is the helmet size? How is it possible to wear beanie and warmer at the same time?
XL!
What’s a good beanie to buy? Also that’s a cool balaclava who makes it
Too many good brands to name! North Face, Volcom, Burton and many others all produce great Beanies.
To wear ur helmet the “rad” way, does one have to buy a helmet that is slightly larger than what you’d normally wear to allow for the beanie and the size adjustment system to fit under the helmet?
A lot of helmets are adjustable, so if it fits too small with the beanie then try to make it wider in the back of the helmet (the little circle)
Some people are able to remove the liner in their helmet to better fit with a beanie, but we're pretty sure Kevin had to size up to also be able to also fit his hood balaclava under it comfortably. Keep in mind that many helmets use velcro to hold the helmet liner, and that velcro may stick to your beanie!
I find that I usually size down, once you remove the padding at least. For reference though I use super thin fleece or poly blend layers that keep me warm and are as slim as possible under the helmet.
What brand goggles do you guys use?
One more advantage when a helmet is over the beanie and google: you can hear the phone, and speak not taking it off ))) it’s so uncomfortable in ear pads to speak the phone!
Thank you for leaving us some feedback Vasily :) We always appreciate getting feedback from viewers who can relate to our videos.
SportRx wow! You replied! I never thought you guys reading the comments :))
Of course Vasily! We make sure to read every single comment and engage with our viewers :) Viewers like you are the driving force behind us making more videos to help with any optical topic.
I live in Ukraine, but have Korean roots. So I had to order goggle from the US, because there are no goggles with Asian fit here.
Interesting we had no idea they didn't offer Asian fit goggles in Ukraine! If you ever need any help or information regarding optical eyewear please feel free to shoot us a message and we will be happy to help :)
what hood does kevin have on? looks dope
Looks like the team hood from blackstrap
It's the Analog Jagger Hood
Where can i get the hoodie the rad guy was wearing?
www.snowboardprocamp.com/blank
You've asked a great (and unanswerable) question!
Is there a way to remove the adjustment device on the smith helmet
That is a great question! It depends on the smith helmet. To go further, I must admit that our well of knowledge when it comes to all the helmets out their pales in comparison to what we know about goggles/eyewear.
@@sportrxeyewear its the smith scout helmet
Will the same sportrx inserts work for both ski goggles and dive masks?
That's a great question! Unfortunately, our insert does not work in a dive mask. Our inserts use pressure on the top and bottom of the goggle chassis, which would likely break the water-tight seal on the dive mask. For prescription dive masks, check out Sea Vision!
www.sportrx.com/shopby/brand-sea_vision.html
DAD is the way forward. Helmet has padding inside designed to absorb impacts. Clearly RAD helmet is too large. If helmet slides all over the place then what use is there in wearing it!!!!!!!
Good point!
The padding isn't what absorbs the impact
If something is a issue its the plastic part on the goggle strap.
do you recommend taking off the inside fluffy layer?
It is just fine to do so! That is usually the only way you can get the helmet to fit well while wearing a beanie. Every helmet is different, so be sure yours offers removeable functionality!
Yes! The fluffy layer doesn't serve much in terms of protection its more for comfortability and warmth, so as long as what you're wearing keeps you warm and is comfortable take the padding off (worst case you can always put it back on)
Biggest issue I have is that width adjustment is pressing on my head. Any tips on that? Helm size bigger doesn’t seem like the right choice there
Hello Sven! You can always try a goggle with outriggers. These are built into the side of the goggles and increase helmet compatibility and fit comfort. Check out the Oakley Airbrake XL for example: www.sportrx.com/blog/new-oakley-airbrake-xl-product-review/
The Dude in the back LOL!
what if I have a ski helmet?
Keep up with the god videos 🤙🤙🤙
Thank you for the kind words Marcus! If there is anything we can help out with please let us know :)
Honestly you will never convince me that under is a better option. When you need to lift your goggles off quickly on the mountain it's the biggest pain undoing your straps first..plus your helmet could fall off on a lift. He still looks like a dad cause that helmet makes him look like he should be riding a bicycle...just take the ear pads off.
I don't conform.......I take the ear pads off and wear goggles over with a balaclava 😎
Hardcore renegade
Big up snowboard pro camp though!
Thanks for the honest opinion Sam! We always appreciate feedback from viewers and there experiences :)
Strap on outside looks beyond tacky. It’s like wearing underwear on outside of pants
BorderLime I don’t even wear goggles. I wear ray ban shades only lol
@@TaylorPhase except goggles AND helmets were designed for them to be worn over. Def not the same case with underwear.
@@turtlepowersf goggle strap under the helmet is way more seamless. gives a space helmet look, and plus it keeps them drier and from flying off your face during a yard sale
What kind of helmet does Kevin have on?
Hey Jandrija! Kein was rocking with the Sandbox helmet all week at Mammoth.
You’d totally look ‘rad’ putting your car seatbelt under your shirt too. 😅
😂 fair point
That guy! Thanks for the vid was fun
What kind of hood is Kevin wearing?
Great question! We can't seem to find an answer to it, unfortunately. Sorry we can't help!
@@sportrxeyewear :( that’s ok, thank you for your response though!
abbykadabby136 Analog Jagger Hood
with the under option how well dose lifting your goggles go? bc i feel like it would pull on the strap and then when you put it back down it will be loose
There is definitely an art to that! It isn't as easy to wear the goggle up on the head with the strap under. If you do that a lot, then you should keep wearing the goggle the way you are used to!
SportRx cheers mate, i have strap above but i might try somthing new for a day or two
What kind of hood thing is kevin wearing?
You've asked a great (and impossible for us to answer) question!
It’s like a Druid hood
What helmet is Kevin wearing?
Kevin was repping Sandbox helmets at the time of this recording. You can check out what he's up to now right here:
th-cam.com/users/SnowboardProCampvideos
Kevin looks like a turkish mom haha
😂
I'm not sure id like to remove the liner and padding out of a helmet. You start messing with a motorbike helmet you are basically binning that helmet if you have an accident and insurance companies start getting involved
What does 'rad' and 'dad' stand for?
Hello samoahbay! The 'dad' style we refer to in the video means wearing your goggle strap around the outside of your helmet. The 'rad' goggle fit means wearing your goggle strap underneath your helmet which many people consider the cooler way of styling your helmet and goggle. Hope this helps!
@@sportrxeyewear thank you! Apparently I grasped this from the clip which is lovely done. I mean, does 'rad' stand for 'radical' or something and 'dad' is for say 'founding fathers did this that way' ? Cheers
You're halfway there. Rad=Radical, Dad=Dads out on the slopes getting their shred on. The main point is to show you two different ways to style your goggle and show you what is hot on the streets!
@@sportrxeyewear thank you so much. I've never thought about it. Now I'm in to check. Blessings
@@samoahbay it's because dads do things the "right" way and usually not the cool way. Dads (the stereotypical kind) tuck their t-shirt in, wear white tennis shoes/ fanny packs, use a cell phone pouch....that kind of stuff. It basically means "uncool but practical".
Why would you have your Google strap so low. That's why you look like a dad
The only issue I see is you can't take the goggles off without taking off your helmet and if you do that that screw up everything
Just don't take your goggles off. Honestly taking them off is where 99% of fogging issues start. But if you absolutely must, just tilt the helmet back and place the goggles over your beanie or whatever you're wearing under the helmet.
Haha...Great video...I’m that Dad to Rad kind guy...haha
Does the helmet still function as intended with a thick beanie under it? Everything I've read says a helmet should fit snugly without anything under it.
Hi Dustin! If the helmet is snug it will function properly. Most current helmets on the market feature a removable fleece lining to make it comfortable to wear without a beanie but also to give you the option to remove it and make a little extra room for a beanie underneath.
Helmet fit is what matters. I work in EMS and coup/contrecoup injuries are what helmets mitigate. Fit and helmet position at time of impact are what’s important.
A goggle strap or beanie doesn’t matter as long as fit is snug but comfortable.
@@4liter Thanks!
Where is Kevin's balaclava from?
I've been trying to track it down as well. I do not think it's the Blackstrap.
@@Ruttagger It's the Analog Jagger Hood. It's sold out everywhere at the moment.
Those are what chicks wear lmao
Cool video
Thanks!
Anyone else notice less goggle fog if they place the top of goggles over beanie?
Googles on the insides are crazy good at getting fogged if you ride in moist condition. When you lurk in your backpack, or it's getting. Especially in forest.
And loose helmet just doesn't work so it's rad but STUPID. Riding without helmet is fun! My friend rode like that, now he can eat burgers with straw (he's paralyzed but beanie looked rad)
I do think it looks better but I gave it a try and honestly can’t figure it out how ppl think it’s more comfortable. The plastic adjusters on my goggles dig in to my skull and are painful. I’m in the middle now though, kept the earpads off and wear a beanie and buff w my goggles around the outside.
some burton anon goggles come with a strap specifically made to go under helmet
You should not take the lining out and do notcwratca benievunder helmet. You will loose the protection which is why we wear helmets in the first place.
I would saying removing the liner and using a beanie will change the functionality of the helmet? I don't care what it looks like, I wear a helmet because I'm not worried about looking cool, If I was I would just wear a beanie.
I agree, plus the liner is gonna be warmer than a beanie anyways, and it's not like you're gonna see the beanie. And I also don't quite agree with them wearing the goggles inside the helmet, you're pushing the entire helmet up just to place the goggles on your forehead which is gaper itself. The only significant difference I notice between "rad" and "dad" honestly is just the balaclava, that's literally it.
Goggle over helmet is still better as you can just prop up your goggles on the lift.
Hello! You bring up a good point! Thanks for sharing your feedback with us!
What brand is that hood that u have?
Great question! We don't have an answer to that, unfortunately.
We need a video taking the ear pads out
That was a missed opportunity! Honestly, it is pretty straight forward. It just takes a bit of a tug to remove them and a bit more force than you may think to re-install them.
i dont even know how to get the pads out
It actually depends on the helmet. Not all helmets have removeable ear pads. Check the details on your helmet to be sure!
Yea, wear a beany with folds, and hard plastic google strap parts between your head and helmet. Makes so much sense for comfort and protection...
We've found that we are more in agreement with your these days. All goggles are built with helmet compatibility that actually makes it less ideal for non-helmet use and certainly less ideal for under the helmet.
@@sportrxeyewear I do get the style though. Safety wise wearing a beany under a helmet is like wearing a thick jacket with a seatbelt. One's head (or body) will compress the beany (Jacket) while you accelerate and then your hear (body) comes to a sudden stop.
3:14 🤣🤣
3:48 haha
I look like a conehead when I wear a helmet.
If you can fit a beanie under your helmet then your helmet does not fit properly.
Can we please get some normal people who ski .
Looks stupid like a goggle gap :D
Круто спасибо cool
Honestly think it’s a bit irresponsible to be suggesting riding with a beanie and balaclava under your helmet. There’s no way the helmet is fitting properly at that point.
I can’t stand wearing touques under my helmet so uncomfortable that’s what balaclava is made for
Do you wear the belaclava with the goggles underneath as well and ear muffs removed?
@@Kenny_Edmonton only way to do it thay or on warm days no belaclava at all
@@jpxc1329 I went to use my googles inside the helmet because on the outside there’s to much pressure on my face from the googles , and I don’t like wearing a beanie either
@@Kenny_Edmonton not the right helmet and goggle set up a giro ledge and smith squad mags or Oakley line miner are perfect fit for thay style
@@jpxc1329 well I have smith large vantage helmet and smith squad xl goggles and they as big as they can go and they are a bit snug and I feel pressure, maybe I’ll get use to it, who knows or I’ll use them inside with the liner out and a belaclava
None of this matters. What matters is your style riding not your style 'wearing'.....the ONLY people that care what everyone looks like is teenagers. Big facts.
Mic Drop! We couldn't agree more!
That's a dad thing to say
"Co nie dojeżdżę to dowyglądam" as my little sister says. Witch roughly translates "i will make up lack of riding in looks".
Which... Is true xd just look at how girls attract attention on slopes. But if they wear baggy xxxxl stuff, you can't differ them from a guys xD
Helmets should fit your head and not have stuff extra inside preventing it doing it’s job or moving around
Ha doesn't matter what Kevin does, that dude is far from rad lmao
this is clownery
You can’t defend wearing a helmet like that lol. #1 it looks ridiculous #2 it completely defeats the purpose of things like mips or koroyd/wavecell technology. To each their own I guess but I sure wouldn’t want to smack into the ground and absorb most of that impact because I’m not wearing the helmet properly lol
In my opinion it looks kinds dumb,goggles over the helmet with EarPods looks cool and classy,just my opinion
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Goggles under the helmet are for wannabe xgames riders
Mr. C from wannabe to gonnabe?
"dad" is better... "rad" is lame because its too try hard image conscious kind of vibe. A fashion fad that really ended 5 years ago
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Inside helmet sucks you can’t just put your goggles up.
Also your helmet needs the padding and the stuff like….
Hahahaha the “rad” guy here is wearing a beanie plus his hood under his helmet which makes his helmet 1 or 2 sizes too big. Plus those hoods are not designed to go under a helmet. He has lots of followers on social media but he doesn’t know what he’s talking about in terms of gear or riding technique or backcountry skills / making good choices in the mountains
If it fits, it fits my guy. As long as the helmet isn’t sliding around everywhere who cares? It still protects your head, haha
What kind of hood is Kevin wearing?