Helmet pads

Thomps said:

I'm looking for replacement pads for a Bell Phi.
Ideas?
Thanks.

Try a regular maxipad in the front; spectacular sweat absorption - they
spend millions researching these things, and zero on bike helmet pads.

Use a different brand from any females in the household.

Pantyliners are thin for use elsewhere on the helmet where you want
padding.

I wear a ball cap under the helmet and put the pads inside the cap,
leaving the helmet bare. You don't need the cooling vents; it's
probably cooler without them in fact.
--
Ron Hardin
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On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

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"Ron Hardin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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| Thomps wrote:
| >
| > I'm looking for replacement pads for a Bell Phi.
| > Ideas?
| > Thanks.
|
| Try a regular maxipad in the front; spectacular sweat absorption - they
| spend millions researching these things, and zero on bike helmet pads.
|
| Use a different brand from any females in the household.
|
| Pantyliners are thin for use elsewhere on the helmet where you want
| padding.
|
| I wear a ball cap under the helmet and put the pads inside the cap,
| leaving the helmet bare. You don't need the cooling vents; it's
| probably cooler without them in fact.
| --
| Ron Hardin
| [email hidden]
|
| On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

"Thomps" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm looking for replacement pads for a Bell Phi.
Ideas?
Thanks.

Contact Bell. They sent me some extra pads for free.

-Don