But how do you stop it from fogging up?
Don’t breathe
Serious answer, mine doesn’t fog up much at all.
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I used anti-fog spray when I had mine, but then I started buying better helmets.
Mine doesn’t fog up whilst riding. Only when stopped so I just open a small crack for a bit and it clears up fast🤷
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Jan, you give me nerd-boners on the regular. Just thought you should know.
I <3 custom dev tools.
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I’m guessing you’re one of those people that thinks motocross helmets are the end all be all I personally think they look dumb when used for esk8
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This is a very, very, very steep assumption.
Exhibit A: Evolve
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Actually if you’re talking about the gtr I think they chose the right cells. Those motors were too small anyway to take more power, than those 35e cells could deliver. It was never meant to be a powerful board.
The GT board just had bad pouch cells yeah
35E cells were absolutely chosen because they had a higher watt*hour rating on paper.
Evolve is all about inflating range advertising to ludicrous and unreachable levels.
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I wouldnt trust a TSG to save my cranium above 65kmh crashing into asphalt/guard rails, I can trust my icon airflite to do just fine at those speeds. Some are well served by the pass, but its not the universal solution for everything skate.
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slow down 'bartner 
my top speed on a board was 53km/h and that was for a split second, I cruise around 40
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Go faster until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death - sonic? idk I never played the game
Yeesh this happens to me right around that 50kmh mark
I love the adrenaline rush and came from downhill longboarding so the feelings not completely foreign. Although the skill is not 1:1 transferrable, practice makes perfect.
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TSG pass was made for this though? A bunch of pro DH boarders wear them.
I wouldnt wear it at speeds above 50kmh, you can do what you want. Not enough EPS foam for my liking.
I have an Icon Airform, after owning a TSG Pass and falling at high speed in both helmets the Icon is a world of difference. much nicer landing, holds up to the road much better and is all-in-all just a more protective helmet.
I guess if you ride pretty chill and rarely bail then a TSG is fine, but if you’re doing risky shit or pushing limits I don’t think any level of protection is ever “too much”
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just don’t fall…jk
Couldnt have said it better myself, why get a helmet designed for high speed skateboarding when you can have a helmet designed for high speed motorcycling and by extension much more headroom when it comes to maximum impact energy.
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