Message #20018

[jim-ratliff]

www.osbeusa.com


They make a ski helmet with a flip up visor so no need for goggles.
They are more well known for motor cycle helmets, and that shows a bit in the design. Higher end pricing, but the flip up visor (as opposed to removing goggles) is an intriguing idea.  Lynn and I were looking at them at Vail, and then saw that Meput was an owner.
Visors come in various tints, and visor can be swapped, but my interpretation of Jim Putnam describing the process was that I would certainly loose small parts were I to try it at the slopes.