Are Bluetooth Helmets Safe?
In recent years, the prevalence of Bluetooth systems in helmets has been on the rise. Despite the numerous advantages that come with this technology, there are potential safety concerns that must be taken into account….
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Do Bike Helmets Work? Not 85%, but Still Yes
The Short Version: Yes, bike helmets work. The often-cited claim that helmets reduce head injuries by 85% has been discredited, but modern meta-analyses consistently show they cut head-injury risk by about half and serious head-injury risk…
DOT Approved Helmet Meaning?
When you’re a new rider looking for a motorcycle helmet, you will undoubtedly come across the term ‘DOT Approved’. If you’re anything like me, you might be wondering ‘DOT approved helmet’ meaning what exactly?, and…
How Often Should Bike Helmets Be Replaced?
In our article ‘Do Bike Helmets Expire‘, we learned that there is no predetermined expiration date set for bicycle helmets, only suggested dates of between 3 to 10 years. Yet, how often should bike helmets…
Ski Helmet with Visor Vs Goggles: Which Is Better for You?
The main difference between a ski helmet visor and goggles is integration and versatility. A visor is built into the helmet, offering convenience, wide vision, and easy use with glasses. Goggles are separate, providing better…
Dual Certified Helmets: Two Standards, Broader Coverage
The Short Version: A dual certified helmet meets two separate safety standards – most commonly CPSC for bicycle use and ASTM F1492 for skateboarding, or ASTM F2040 for ski/snowboarding. CPSC tests for a single high-energy impact,…
