Breathguard

[CrypticCrud]

I always wear sunglasses (day) or Yellow (night) when riding & tend to keep the visor open but recently have been suffering nose bleeds, presumably from the cold air hitting my face & then walking into a warm environment.

I've tried a foggy but that gets soggy & removing it from my hat with the mic installed is a pain in the ass.

My Axxis Panther doesn't have much of a guard, so i'm wondering what other solutions there are.

Yes smart arse, keeping the visor down is one, but what about guards... or even a moderately priced helmet with a bit more of a guard. (I have a huge hooter which it makes it more susceptible to the cold)

Your help is appreciated.

Edit: Hawk Evo SV looks to have a bigger guard (marginally)
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[stinkwheel]

A buff?
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[CrypticCrud]

[Ste]

[Pete.]

[Ayrton]

Genuine question, why not just shut the visor? You are trying to find a solution to a problem that's already been solved by what's on your helmet. With the visor up wind is going to make your face cold no matter what you do.

[WD Forte]

Fogpal ?
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[Ste]

[CrypticCrud]

[to v or not to v]

go to Turkey.
get nose job on cheap.
have cheap holiday.
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[Kentol750]

Try an adventure style laid. Gap between jaw and front lets air circulate well. Nexx xwed 2 is very good for this. I close chin vent most of the time.

BTW I've removed all the chin/warmth bits coz I have a fat/round/whatever shaped head and a buff never works for me with a pinlock.

Also, if pool don't have big enough lockers ask for them to look after it..... I always used to do that for my regulars.
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