air filter for your head

[bclark001]

I stumbled upon a air filter type thing you put in your helmet I have never heard of it before not sure if its a new product bu I was wondering if anyone has used it and if its hard to breathe in it looks like it would help with goggle fog but maybe make it worse i dont know see what you guys think it's probally junk but im curious to see if anyone has tried it

its called a wolfsnout add .com to that and its their website it looks pretty new as it says patent pending and there is no testimonials

 

[_JOE_]

Looks like it might be a bit uncomfortable. Decent idea though. That crunchy buildup in the mouth can be a bit annoying.

 

[HubertGarfunkleIII]

its looks kinda cool. what the hell give it a shot. let us know how it works maybe we can all buy one ;)

 

[FruDaddy]

It might work, but they should hire somebody to proofread "there" website.

 

[bclark001]

oh come on hubert i wanted someone else to try it first LOL

yea the website looks pretty new shotty (not that i could make a better one) but i will wait untill it looks a little more reputable before i send them any money and from the sound of it from you guys its something new

 

[150rguy]

what does it do?

 

[Aryain]

what does it do?

Is it not clear?

"Reduces Thirst"
"No More Eating the Other Guys Dirt"
"This item keeps the dust off of your face, while still allowing you to breathe properly."

All quoted from the website.

 

[76GMC1500]

I kind of like picking black boogers out of my nose at the end of the day. It's quite satisfying. Although, the last trip to Reno caused a bunch of bloody noses.

 

[SpeedyManiac]

I think that would be very uncomfortable. I like eating dirt.

 

[timbomotorcycle]

wolfsnout

I got one a few weeks ago, I ride with lot of buddies at Durham Town in Ga. They kick up a lot of dust. It works. Its not uncomfortable, it stayed pretty cool when I was moving. I still was able to use my camel pack.
Im getting a 2nd one as back up, its that good.:)

 

[timbomotorcycle]

airfilter

they have them at durhamtown pro shop...they work.

 

[allangee]

Ummm... it's called a DIRT bike. If you want to avoid the grit, you can hang out at the skateboard/bmx park.

Just kidding. Kind of. Reminds me of the "how do I keep my plastics shiny" frame of mind.