New marine helmet - Page 3

Hugh Jardon · 27 June 2006, 23:28

only just, mine is a 52

barsteward

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Originally Posted by ADS

Should even fit Hugh Jardons head then

Just playin Hugh

Limey Linda · 28 June 2006, 00:50

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Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

only just, mine is a 52

barsteward

We assume you are talking inches, of course.

BROWGUARD · 28 June 2006, 08:56

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Originally Posted by Andy_Rs600

Colin,

I'd certinly be interested in trying/buying some of your kit. You're welcome to spend some of the weekend on our boat, but it's standing room only being a dive boat. I'm assuming that at least one of each size will be availiable?

Andy,

Thanks for your offer. Yes we would like to meet up with you on Saturday and show you our helmets.
We are arriving in Pwhelli at 10.OO and one us if going out with Hugh Jardon.
My mobile number is 07812 033545, give me a ring

regards
Colin.

Jon Brooks · 28 June 2006, 10:41

Colin

Good luck at the weekend.
Am sure you will have a great time and have a lot of interest.

Best regards

ADS · 28 June 2006, 10:47

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Originally Posted by BROWGUARD

Andy,

Thanks for your offer. Yes we would like to meet up with you on Saturday and show you our helmets.

They don't call it pwilly for nothing then!

Hugh Jardon · 28 June 2006, 22:01

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Originally Posted by ADS

They don't call it pwilly for nothing then!

i think you have caught what Alice had with your posts!, you two didn't........ did you?

Matt · 29 June 2006, 12:56

Sounds like you should speak to Dirk Diggler.

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Originally Posted by BROWGUARD

...we would like to meet up with you ... and show you our helmets...

BROWGUARD · 03 July 2006, 12:29

just to thank everyone for making saturday such an enjoy day.
Both John and myself has a great day.

BROWGUARD · 03 July 2006, 12:51

Just spoke to John Kennett about our marine helmet and he got a good reation to it at RIB RAID.

Any good else want to make any commets regarding our helmet

Hugh Jardon · 03 July 2006, 19:41

we purchased a couple of the helmets at the meeting and they are comfortable and the large visor will be especially useful if we get caught out in bad rain/weather and will also help when out in the cold. They fit nicely and give you the comfort of some protection if it gets rough etc. Will drop a post to show how we get on when we get to use them in anger.

we will keep them on the boat so if you want to see them just ask.

we also purchased some of the sunglasses and these are just superb, without a shadow of a doubt the best protective sunglasses for ribbing we have seen. wore them all day and eve on the sunday and not the slightest bit of wind in the eye at any speed. This in itself is a huge safety factor. every thing is adjustable so no matter where your nose is, where your ears are or how fat or thin your chops are you can adjust them to get the perfect fit. Also the lens clarity and quality was second to none

absolutely superb

brucehawsker · 05 July 2006, 12:59

Am I missing something? What sunglesses are you talking about??

Hugh Jardon · 05 July 2006, 13:03

give colin a call as just buy a pair of each, you will not be dissappointed, the terminator ones are just absolutely superb

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Originally Posted by brucehawsker

Am I missing something? What sunglesses are you talking about??

Nick Hearne · 05 July 2006, 13:45

BROWGUARD · 06 July 2006, 08:08

these are the ones chris means

Jon Brooks · 07 July 2006, 10:22

Can they be fitted with perscription lens for us blind blokes?

Regards

BROWGUARD · 07 July 2006, 11:04

I have posted a picture of glasses very similar to the ones chris has, they can accept a prescription lenses holder.
Thet ar eon the thread ribbing glasses, if you need any more info contact
me.