No, you should not swap an ice skating helmet and a bike helmet as if they were the same thing — each is built for a different kind of fall, a different surface, and…
To keep a bobsled helmet visor clear in the cold, wipe it clean before every run, use an anti-fog treatment on the…
Winter sliding helmets have very little ventilation compared with bike or ski helmets, and that is deliberate: in icy conditions, vents would…
Yes, skeleton sliders wear helmets with face protection — a full face helmet with a chin bar and a visor is the…
Replace a bobsled or skeleton helmet after any hard impact, if the shell is cracked or the strap is damaged, or when…
A bobsled helmet’s chin strap and fit need checking before every run: the strap should be snug under the chin, the helmet…
Ice hockey referees wear helmets too — most officials wear a helmet on the ice, usually a hockey helmet similar to the…
For a beginner ice skater, the best helmet is a well-fitting, hard-shell helmet that sits level, feels snug, and stays put —…
Adults do not always need a helmet for recreational ice skating, but in general terms, wearing one is a sensible choice —…
No, long track speed skaters do not usually wear a helmet — in long track, helmets are not required, and most skaters…
