General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Helmets in an era of laissez-faire haute couture	28-Aug-2006 At 8:27:40 PM	brat
Message
Without realising but in hindsight I've realised there's been a direct corrolation between the difficulty/distance of getting to hospital and me wearing a helmet. And more to do with taking a fall, getting pear shaped and banging my head then rock fall, I always lead, my partner seconds, I always ask her to wear a helmet. Wearing a helmet has been a heat thing, as I'm working in NT and am used to wearing a hard hat in the heat I'm now going to wear one regadless! Is anyone aware of a helmet that could double as a climbing helmet/motor bike helmet, yeah i've asked for satire :o) but some decent replies would be appreciated!

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