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Re: head injuries in unicycling

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  1. U-Turn said:

    *I changed to a skateboarding type helmet when I wacked the back of my
    head really really hard working on backwards one-foot. My neck still
    gives me troubles nearly a year later. I figure the point on the back
    of the bike helmet didn't help. However, the sun is now in my eyes,
    so I wouldn't use the skateboard style helmet for trails where I don't
    have control of my orientation to the sun. The bike helmet has a
    really nice visor that shields my eyes. *

    Check out the 'Giro Semi MX' (http://www.giro.com/usa/cyc_semimx.html)
    and the 'Giro Xen' (http://www.giro.com/usa/cyc_xen.html). The Semi is
    shaped like a skate style helmet but includes a visor. The Xen has a
    similar shape to the Semi but has more vents and a Roc Loc fit system
    (and a hefty price tag). Both helmets give you more protection for the
    back of the head than typical MTB helmets. Both are very nice helmets.
    I use an older model Semi (with no visor) for trials. I haven't
    splurged yet for a Xen.

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