supercat
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Well, I guess I did it! Pick up the new RTX on Wed. The windshield is just about useless on this sled. I used to ride with a wedge helmet because it wouldn[t fog up on me. But I used to ride with a real windshield too! I am going to buy a new helmet with electric shied. I am leaning toward the modular from ski doo. What helmet set ups do you guys like? I want something air tight since i will use a heated shield.
dlange
Extreme
used my bv2s for the first time yesterday. I loved it, it worked to perfection.
Sidewinder
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I love my BV2S
Maybe Scorpion Snow Helmet?
Scorpion Helmets makes a nice snow helmet, available with an electric shield. Has a retractable sunshield and removable/washable liner. Price is reasonable as well.
Here's a link to them:
http://www.scorpionusa.com/products/exo400dp_snow_solid.html
Scorpion Helmets makes a nice snow helmet, available with an electric shield. Has a retractable sunshield and removable/washable liner. Price is reasonable as well.
Here's a link to them:
http://www.scorpionusa.com/products/exo400dp_snow_solid.html
SledFreak
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BV2S all the way...
freezie
Pro
the scorpion is very comfy too..
sandy8657
Pro
Just got the new Scorpion helmet!
I would highly recommend it!
alot less money than the bv2s
I would highly recommend it!
alot less money than the bv2s
Len Todd
TY 4 Stroke God
I got the Scorpion EXO 400 with E-Shield this year. Got two days use on it. It works really well. However, you need to have something to cover your chin. The Scorpion’s No-Fog deflector is built in the helmet, and there is nothing that actually tightly covers your chin inside the helmet (e.g. like wearing a No-Fog Mask, etc.) At 100 MPH, air gets in there through the helmet’s thin material, under the chin. Probably be worse with a low windshield. Can’t beat the price though, $185. Lots less than the BVS2.
Another interesting thing; It seems that once you go to an E-shield, you need to have it powered to keep the fog out. My old Arctic Cat helmet did not fog with a NON E-Shield. But, once you put on the E-Shield, you had to power it or it would fog. The EXO E-Shield also fogs w/o power. Once it is powered, then it works just fine. Go figure, eh?
Another interesting thing; It seems that once you go to an E-shield, you need to have it powered to keep the fog out. My old Arctic Cat helmet did not fog with a NON E-Shield. But, once you put on the E-Shield, you had to power it or it would fog. The EXO E-Shield also fogs w/o power. Once it is powered, then it works just fine. Go figure, eh?
nobody
Newbie
helment
bv2s!!!
bv2s!!!
yamaouch08
Expert
BV2S the only way to go in my opinion!! no heated shield required
rxmaninblack
Extreme
Ski doo modular Works very well. Less money than Bvs2. I put an electric shield on it but have never had to plug it in.
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