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MSF helmet
Ok so i just signed up for the MSF a week ago and read all the stuff about bringing your gear ect. I can not remember if you had to bring your own helmet? I was almost positive they had some that you could barrow but i went back to look and i am not able to find it. could some one varify this for me? thanks
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I'd call them and ask. They probably won't bite.
IF your'e 100% sure that you're going to take up riding, then I second the advice of buying your own before MSF. Do some research here and other places before getting a helmet.
IF you're not 100% sure that you're committed to being a rider, then you might want to wait and use one of theirs. Not everybody takes up riding after MSF - though most do.

IF your'e 100% sure that you're going to take up riding, then I second the advice of buying your own before MSF. Do some research here and other places before getting a helmet.
IF you're not 100% sure that you're committed to being a rider, then you might want to wait and use one of theirs. Not everybody takes up riding after MSF - though most do.
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Very interesting thread!
My wife and I are taking the course (CMSP here in CA) this weekend and we don't have helmets yet. So I called them up and asked about it. The person I spoke to said that I could either bring my own or use theirs. From the way she said it I gathered that most folks did not have their own helmets and used the ones provided by the school.
Still, we may go helmet shopping tonight.
One other interesting point I learned from calling the school. She made it clear that if I had my own helmet, I could only use it if it is "unmodified". Seems to me like a helmet would be the last piece of equipment one would want to modify, but to each her/his own.
My wife and I are taking the course (CMSP here in CA) this weekend and we don't have helmets yet. So I called them up and asked about it. The person I spoke to said that I could either bring my own or use theirs. From the way she said it I gathered that most folks did not have their own helmets and used the ones provided by the school.
Still, we may go helmet shopping tonight.
One other interesting point I learned from calling the school. She made it clear that if I had my own helmet, I could only use it if it is "unmodified". Seems to me like a helmet would be the last piece of equipment one would want to modify, but to each her/his own.
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Mmmmm.....bowling shoe fresh.NightNurse wrote:Wearing a helmet 100 other people have used, is right up there with bowling shoes!
I would bring my own.

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my msf provided helmets and required boots, gloves, jacket....
they let you wear gardening gloves, work boots and windbreakers!!
i kind of rushed to get my gear for the class and in hindsight it wasnt a great idea because i bascially bought the first few things i found that fit (gloves and jacket).
i also bought my own helmet kind of rushed too.
the moral of the story is........ they are very leniant with equipment required.
they let you wear gardening gloves, work boots and windbreakers!!
i kind of rushed to get my gear for the class and in hindsight it wasnt a great idea because i bascially bought the first few things i found that fit (gloves and jacket).
i also bought my own helmet kind of rushed too.
the moral of the story is........ they are very leniant with equipment required.
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