kask Vertigo
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Hi, anyone else having trouble getting a good fit with their sunglasses whilst wearing a Kask Vertigo?
I usually wear a pair with the arm that sweeps out along the side of the face rather than fitting close to the side of the head ie- Oakley type but I'm having trouble with getting them to stay in place . Also I think I would be better with a pair with a shorter arm.
Anyone help?
Mick
I usually wear a pair with the arm that sweeps out along the side of the face rather than fitting close to the side of the head ie- Oakley type but I'm having trouble with getting them to stay in place . Also I think I would be better with a pair with a shorter arm.
Anyone help?
Mick
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Have you changed your sunglasses since you tried the helmet on or did you not try it with sunglasses?
Maybe go back to your old ones if they were okay.0 -
I swopped my vertigo for a protone due to the same issue, tried quite a few different glasses ( of my own and in the lbs ) and couldn't get a comfy fit. Glasses fit perfectly with the protone and it's a very comfy lid.0
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Vertigo helmets don't play nicely with, for example, Oakley Radarlock. It's not awful, just not great. So I swapped out to the Oakley Jawbreaker and they played very nicely indeed. Have a Protone now and they are a bit better again.My blog: http://www.roubaixcycling.cc (kit reviews and other musings)
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I've got a Vertigo and use Radarlocks and agree it's not ideal but definitely workable. I put glasses on before giving ratchet a final turn and all is usually good.0
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Radarlocks here too - there's a point where the arms fit nicely through the back. I position the glasses before securing the back as above. Once in the right place they're very comfy.0