A lacrosse helmet fits correctly when it sits level on your head, snug all around without pressure points, with the chin cup centered on your chin and the mask positioned so you see out…
Put a batting helmet on by holding it with both hands, lowering it straight down onto the head so it sits level,…
Attaching a jaw guard to a batting helmet is a quick job if the guard is made for your helmet. Line the…
Most ski helmet liners come out easily: find the snap buttons or hook-and-loop tabs around the inside edge, work them free one…
Attach a camera to a snowboard helmet with a curved adhesive mount placed on the top or front of the shell, on…
The best way to stop a hockey helmet from fogging up is to prevent the moisture problem before the game starts: store…
Clean a snowboard helmet by hand: remove the liner and ear pads, wash them in lukewarm water with mild soap, wipe the…
Store your ski helmet clean, completely dry, and uncompressed in a cool, dry, dark place — ideally in its loose cloth bag…
To adjust a hockey helmet cage, loosen the front mounting screws slightly, slide the cage until the chin cup rests centered under…
After any significant fall where your head struck the snow, ice, a tree, a lift pole, or another skier, you should replace…
