SixSixOne Helmets

tsg and bell got rahter clean and good helmets.

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i love my helmet its flexible. so cool

its a pro-tech helmet

only 50 beans (CDN) but it contours to your head.

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daino149 said:

*First, can they take repeated impacts?*

You mean you're planning on taking repeated blows to the head? 😉

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Quoted message said:

You mean you're planning on taking repeated blows to the head?

Who doesn't?

Actually the 661 helmet seems to have that hard styrofoam padding on the
inside..which mean you'll have to throw it away after a crash.

I've found this helmet called an S-one helmet..comfortable as hell and
trust you me...they can take a mutliple blows.

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Murde Mental said:

*I've found this helmet called an S-one helmet..comfortable as hell
and trust you me...they can take a mutliple blows. *

You mean: 'THESE' (http://tinyurl.com/4ex3c)

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yup..in that style..with just a thick foam padding...they're
great...I've got an older model that dates from around 2001 so just
comes to show you that theyl
ast long.

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I cant see why that helmet wouldn’t hold up to your abuse. All the talk
about getting one crash out of a helmet then replacing it usually refers
to the two wheeled sports….you can take some pretty heavy impacts on a
BMX, road bike goin 40mph or an XC/DH mtb (like drilling your head into
the rocky ground or a tree). You can take some big impacts on a uni…but
I wouldn’t worry too much about it. If you can swing the cash for that
helmet go for it…they are cool as hell. peace.

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Sixsixone helmets meet all of the following certifications: ASTM F 1447,
ANSI Z90-4, CPSC, CE bicycle helmet standards.

ASTM F 1447
This is the skating stardard that requires the helmet being able to
withstand multiple impacts. The testing it not as rigorous as the
bicycle standard where the drop test is 3 m as opposed to 1 m for the
skating standard.

Never fear!

CPSC
This is the bicycle standard. This is the one the requires the helmet
passing tests at 3 m.

I'm not familiar with ANSI but the CE is a European standard.

You're covered with the 661 helmets.😎

Check out some reading on the helmets and their standards
http://www.bhsi.org/skate.htm

I also have a 661 dirt lid I'll be opening up tomorrow. 🙂

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Bob- Thanks, that's just what I wanted to hear. I don't expect to get
into many accidents involving my head, but my helmet needs to be able to
take abuse. Most of the abuse will come from me dropping it, or getting
hit by things in the boot.

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Both TSG and 661 lids will take a few impacts, trust me. . .I've tested
them :p
And at generally similar prices theres not much to pick and choose from
them however TSG's cool designs win them over for me.
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