The Short Version: A ski helmet visor is an integrated lens built into the helmet, while goggles are a separate accessory. Visors offer wider peripheral vision and easier glasses compatibility. Goggles provide a tighter facial seal…
Online shopping has been with us for several years now with many people being regular online shoppers while others are still testing the water and not quite sure how to buy online. Unlike buying many…
The Short Version: Yes, beginner skiers need a helmet. Beginners have higher injury rates than experienced skiers, and first-day participants are overrepresented among the injured by a factor of 2.2. Wearing a helmet reduces head-injury risk…
The Short Version: A snowmobile helmet should be replaced every five years of normal use, or immediately after any significant impact. The Snell Memorial Foundation and major manufacturers such as Shoei recommend this five-year interval even…
Some may say that any helmet is better than no helmet, but even though that might sound good in theory, that claim couldn’t be any further from the truth. Believe it or not, there are…
The Short Version: MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a licensed helmet safety technology designed to reduce rotational head motion during angled impacts. It uses a low-friction layer inside the helmet that slides 10–15 mm on…