Editor’s Note: This blog was updated last on 9/11/2020
Confused on how to properly fit a helmet?
Our team here at SmartPak give a demonstration on how to measure your head and fit a helmet for a variety of shapes and hairstyles.
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Looking for a longer read on helmet fit?
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See what SmartPakers had to say in our blog We Heart Our Helmets.
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I would love to see more video on helmet fitting. I loved this one but felt like it wasn’t enough and could have talked more about hair and fitting it with a ponytail! Thanks a million for all the videos you have made. They are very informative and super enjoyable!!! I love the funny ones! Great job! Keep up the good work!!
Like the previous poster, I feel like another video on more proper fitting considerations would be VERY helpful.
How much forward tipping of the brim is acceptable? Sould it be tipped slightly backward for more brain/spinal cord protection? How high off the face? Etc.
Do LOVE the quality of experts and wish the videos were more in-depth.
Thanks for ALL the additional info you provide via digital means.
Hi Donna, thanks so much for sharing your feedback! I’ll be sure to pass it along to our team for future consideration. In the meantime, feel free to check out this blog for more information on helmet fitting, too: http://blog.smartpakequine.com/2018/02/does-your-helmet-actually-fit/.
– SmartPaker Lexi