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Bern Baker EPS Visor Thin Shell Helmet with Knit Liner
The Bern Baker EPS Helmet with Knit Liner was designed to make the helmet look, well, less like a helmet. A deep fit and super-thin ABS shell keeps it super low-profile so your head doesn't look like a melon, and the subtle brim and wide range of colors gives it a unique look. The Baker also comes with a removable knit liner so when temps rise and it's time to head to the skatepark, you can keep your dome safe.
- EPS foam is a lightweight, one-time use foam that evenly distributes force and gives its life to save yours in the event of a high-impact crash
- Ultra-thin ABS shell is lightweight and low-profile
- Sink Fit provides a deep fit for full coverage and a low profile
- Goggle clip in back holds your eyewear in place
- Knit liner is removable for washing or summer skating
Bottom Line: Stylish protection for every season.
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In the description I read of the hardhat versions it says that
In the description I read of the hardhat versions it says that this helmet needs to be replaced after any impact hard or soft. So even after the smallest fall hitting my head this helmet is meaningless and need to purchase another one?
By: Spencer
September 17, 2012
wow what sucks is this EPS version of this has the blue strap which i want it to be on the hardhat too. what gives
By: Spencer
September 20, 2012
Hey Spencer,
Technically that is true. EPS foam is a single impact foam which means it should be replaced after any hit to your head. The foam is designed to break and disperse the energy around, thus saving your melon. Some helmets out there are considered "multiple impact" helmets and are great for park days when you might just be hitting boxes and rails at relatively low speeds. Perhaps you'll want to look into those.
By: Josh Chapman
September 18, 2012
Change me.
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