How do you attach goggles to a Burton RED helmet?? How do you open the ******** the back of the helmet?? I'm affraid to just pull really hard and snap it off.

Haunted helmet
is the pilot helmet but opened revealing a face which is a skull
can be achieved by unlocking all base helmets and reaching inheritor rank

This Helmet is solar powered leave it on your dash to charge it a few hours will work just fine there is no battery the solar cell holds the power Try getting a full charge on it then see if the darkness will adjust .

If it is still under warranty then send it back, a welding helmet is something I really really don't want to try and 'fix'. Just replace it.

The Hero is designed to work with Burton's special two bolt system. The base plate on the Burton bindings is much stiffer than standard (like the on the Kass's) so will flex and loosen quickly. The best solution if these were both bought together from a store is return them as they should not have been sold together. If this is not possible then sell the bindings and buy the correct Burton model. If this is not fixed the mounting screws will eventually damage the board and need costly repairs.

Put back in place...use a touch os CNA/superglue to keep them locked in

I have a helmet and I don't need a hat under it. The helmet is quite warm. They also usually have vents to open for those warmer days.

These in-ear monitors would probably work really well with a helmet - there is just a couple of things to think about. This type of earphone really seals the ear and blocks out other sounds which is good for critical listening but you might not be able to hear the noob sliding into your back as he screams down the hill. Also is the problem with how hard snowboarding is on everything when you crash - one good yard sale and those $100+ earphones (or the wires going to them) could easily be crunched. I would say spend the same amount of money on a helmet with speakers built in and leave the volume at a moderate level and avoid the possible problems. Good Luck

"Getting the right fit is the most important factor to consider when buying a Snowboarding Helmet: 1. Measuring Tape. Your helmet size is determined by the circumference of your head. Wrap a measuring tape around your head to get your helmet size. 2. Align the front of the helmet above your eyebrows and hold both straps until the helmet fits well. 3. Make sure there are no unwanted gaps between the helmet lining and your head. The back of the helmet should not touch the back of your neck. 4. The helmet should fit snug and nicely. 5. Try one of your favorite pairs of Snowboard Goggles and make sure they fit properly on your helmet. Please note that the producers of helmets all have different ideas on the shape of a human head. Although the size might be right, the shape of the helmet might be different from the shape of your head."

"Snowboarding and Skiing Helmet Safety Standards Snowboarding Helmets should have a CE, ASTM or Snell RS-98 certification. ASTM standards have been determined by a series of tests on helmet models, including testing the strength of a helmet's retention system under simulated hot, cold, and wet conditions. "

always wear an helmet while working with any kind of demolition or heavy tool. Safety first!