Modern hairnets

Quoted message said:

Hi All,

Hairnets are back!

http://www.biathlonshop.com/images/prod_carrera_hjelm_rod_stor.jpg

I don't mean to kick off another 100+ reply thread, but lots of the
info in some of the h***** threads has lead me to the conclusion that a
hairnet is suitable for my needs. I just got mine in the mail and when
I put it on, I can't even tell it's there.

These might be just what a number of people like myself who straddle
the fence on the issue were looking for.

Aha! Another Pro-Hairnet Zealot reveals himself!

Have you looked at the population studies regarding hairnets?
Have you pored over the statistics?
Hairnets make your head larger, heavier and more likely to strike an
object.
Hairnet use leads to risk compensation.
Hairnets increase injuries.
Hairnets make cycling more dangerous.
Each hairnet worn is a silent vote for compulsion.
Would you wear a hairnet whilst walking, gardening or showering?

hair is ace-no burn no bugs
ergo-

http://www.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=77269&memberId=12500226&storeId=226&catalogId=40000000226&langId=-1

just gotta spare for the old one 8 years on now
people think i grow black hair
butt ahma blondhaired
grate for the
www.3rd-eye.com/

Quoted message said:

Hi All,

Hairnets are back!

http://www.biathlonshop.com/images/prod_carrera_hjelm_rod_stor.jpg

I don't mean to kick off another 100+ reply thread, but lots of the
info in some of the h***** threads has lead me to the conclusion that a
hairnet is suitable for my needs. I just got mine in the mail and when
I put it on, I can't even tell it's there.

These might be just what a number of people like myself who straddle
the fence on the issue were looking for.

Joseph

Does the visor really go in the back?
http://pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=2283
Does it have a face shield?

Dan said:

Quoted message said:

Hi All,

Hairnets are back!

http://www.biathlonshop.com/images/prod_carrera_hjelm_rod_stor.jpg

I don't mean to kick off another 100+ reply thread, but lots of the
info in some of the h***** threads has lead me to the conclusion that a
hairnet is suitable for my needs. I just got mine in the mail and when
I put it on, I can't even tell it's there.

These might be just what a number of people like myself who straddle
the fence on the issue were looking for.

Joseph

Does the visor really go in the back?
http://pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=2283
Does it have a face shield?

Yes the visor goes in the back. Makes you look like some kind of
alternate universe Roman warrior! I drew the line at the version with
the face shield. The idea was to have some protection yet be as
unobtrusive as possible. The shield would have ruined that.

Joseph

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Hi All,

Hairnets are back!

http://www.biathlonshop.com/images/prod_carrera_hjelm_rod_stor.jpg

I don't mean to kick off another 100+ reply thread, but lots of the
info in some of the h***** threads has lead me to the conclusion that a
hairnet is suitable for my needs. I just got mine in the mail and when
I put it on, I can't even tell it's there.

These might be just what a number of people like myself who straddle
the fence on the issue were looking for.

Aha! Another Pro-Hairnet Zealot reveals himself!

Have you looked at the population studies regarding hairnets?
Have you pored over the statistics?
Hairnets make your head larger, heavier and more likely to strike an
object.
Hairnet use leads to risk compensation.
Hairnets increase injuries.
Hairnets make cycling more dangerous.
Each hairnet worn is a silent vote for compulsion.
Would you wear a hairnet whilst walking, gardening or showering?

I don't think I would wear one whilst gardening, but I did wear it in
the car to embarass my wife after I picked it up at the post office!

Joseph