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Can anyone supply any infomation on padding up a helmet and a newbie as I am I got FX helmet but I like to see any pictures of padded helmets tips anything just to give me a idea before I mess up

Thanks every one

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Hi Phillip and welcome to FISD. First off please take some time to introduce yourself in this thread so we can know a little about you http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showforum=5

Also you might find this thread relevant http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=19446&hl=grandfathering&fromsearch=1

Read as much as you can here as there is lots and lots of info and again, welcome.

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Everyone's different - I have a combination of apholstery foam and batting helmet in mine. Many guys like the original "star" design. Some manage to get hard-hat suspensions in their lids (not me!). Others use tactical helmet padding.

 

No one sees it and likely no one is judging you by your padding, so I recommend you use whatever you find works to get your lid to fit your head well and optimize your visibility.

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I cut foam out of a batting helmet I got for 10 bucks. Velcro's inside and keeps everything snug. I like it because it has holes already cut for my ears and I can still hear while wearing it.

 

Check out the link above though and see what others did and pick one that fits your needs and budget the best.

 

Isaac

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With the FX lid you can use the Hard Hat liner.

 

I like the and use the Baseball helmet foam. I just used Velcro to hold it in.

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Hi there. I've modified my eFX helmet with some motorcycle helmet padding. I made an informational video describing all my upgrades (of which there are A LOT) in my youtube video here:

 

 

It was a pile of work, but totally worth it in the end.

 

Cheers,

Myn

Edited by DrunkenMynock
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For an FX I would definitely suggest the hard hat liner. The FX is much bigger than accurate style helmets and will sit a lot lower if you try to use more traditional padding. This will end up making you look like you have no neck.

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