Helmet Dryer
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Helmet Dryer
At the track I notice that many people use a Shock Doctor helmet dryer but I don't see it listed on their website any longer and can't fund one for sale. Any thread on RL that I found seems to talk about the Shock Doctor.
It appears Simpson has a helmet dryer which looks identical to the Shock Doctor model - http://www.saferacer.com/simpson-rac...FRRo7AodGGkAMA
Anyone have it and is it any good?
What is the best helmet dryer out there right now which does the germ and odor killing job with ozone as well as drying it out. Just bought a new Stilo and want to keep it fresh!
It appears Simpson has a helmet dryer which looks identical to the Shock Doctor model - http://www.saferacer.com/simpson-rac...FRRo7AodGGkAMA
Anyone have it and is it any good?
What is the best helmet dryer out there right now which does the germ and odor killing job with ozone as well as drying it out. Just bought a new Stilo and want to keep it fresh!
#3
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my two cents guy, i bought a nice air forced heat/no heat driver online, i have to find the name it was CHEAP like 50bucks, i bought two. i use them mainly for my cycling(road biking) shoes and glvoes which always get wet.
and i use fro the helmet. guys who have ATVs and hunting use the. pretty nice. a smidge bigger than the shock doctor but they are like 50 bucks vs like 250 i think the shock doctors were. and i have 2 shock doctors still i use.
maxxdry boot/glove dyer. they were like 40each i found my invoice.
and i use fro the helmet. guys who have ATVs and hunting use the. pretty nice. a smidge bigger than the shock doctor but they are like 50 bucks vs like 250 i think the shock doctors were. and i have 2 shock doctors still i use.
maxxdry boot/glove dyer. they were like 40each i found my invoice.
#5
Three Wheelin'
forgot to post a link https://maxxdry.com/category/Drying
they have some addon accessories for helmet. you dont need any for gloves or shoes, and you can do a package they offer. you can find them cheaper online in places, but i usually just put my helmet across the two big pipes and gloves on the two small. 1 hour and done. there is a dial spring loaded timer so you can set it 1 to 3 hour and a heat/no heat switch. pretty nice.
they have some addon accessories for helmet. you dont need any for gloves or shoes, and you can do a package they offer. you can find them cheaper online in places, but i usually just put my helmet across the two big pipes and gloves on the two small. 1 hour and done. there is a dial spring loaded timer so you can set it 1 to 3 hour and a heat/no heat switch. pretty nice.
#6
Drifting
we just use Stanley fans, about $60 each, put out a lot of air and fit into the helmet well enough:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-P...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
plus you can use them for other stuff
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-P...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
plus you can use them for other stuff
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forgot to post a link https://maxxdry.com/category/Drying
they have some addon accessories for helmet. you dont need any for gloves or shoes, and you can do a package they offer. you can find them cheaper online in places, but i usually just put my helmet across the two big pipes and gloves on the two small. 1 hour and done. there is a dial spring loaded timer so you can set it 1 to 3 hour and a heat/no heat switch. pretty nice.
they have some addon accessories for helmet. you dont need any for gloves or shoes, and you can do a package they offer. you can find them cheaper online in places, but i usually just put my helmet across the two big pipes and gloves on the two small. 1 hour and done. there is a dial spring loaded timer so you can set it 1 to 3 hour and a heat/no heat switch. pretty nice.
There was a thread here recently where a guy put his helmet away wet and there was funk growing in it. I want to avoid that.
Any thought on this?
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#8
Three Wheelin'
I like both the price point and the ability to drive gloves for this unit. However, it doesn't generate any ozone and it looks like ozone is really effective at killing bacteria and keeping a helmet from smelling funky.
There was a thread here recently where a guy put his helmet away wet and there was funk growing in it. I want to avoid that.
Any thought on this?
There was a thread here recently where a guy put his helmet away wet and there was funk growing in it. I want to avoid that.
Any thought on this?
#9
I have the Simpson and it seems to work very well I hadn't seen them for a while but Stable energies now has them in stock again, might be overkill but it works very well for me and with a $1,000 helmet its a good insurance policy just my opinion
http://www.stableenergies.com/Simpso...nfo/SIM-DRYER/
http://www.stableenergies.com/Simpso...nfo/SIM-DRYER/
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I have a Shock Doc dryer. Absolutely love it.
Sadly, I was told the Shock Doc dryer was taken off the market for legal reasons a few years ago. Took a while for inventory to dry out.
The Simpson Dryer looks to be exactly the same. Same product released under a new name?
Sadly, I was told the Shock Doc dryer was taken off the market for legal reasons a few years ago. Took a while for inventory to dry out.
The Simpson Dryer looks to be exactly the same. Same product released under a new name?
#12
Burning Brakes
More like shock doctor realized how much money they can make on mouth gaurds and bags etc vs the dryers etc.
helmet bag that shock doctor had is great...plugs right into the dryer and has vents etc.
Ozone is good for smell but can affect some plastics etc making them brittle...but it is nice with the heat or no heat, simple timer set up. suprised no one picked it up sooner.
Balaclava also helps prevent some of the sweat and stank from getting in there....at least for me it does
helmet bag that shock doctor had is great...plugs right into the dryer and has vents etc.
Ozone is good for smell but can affect some plastics etc making them brittle...but it is nice with the heat or no heat, simple timer set up. suprised no one picked it up sooner.
Balaclava also helps prevent some of the sweat and stank from getting in there....at least for me it does
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More like shock doctor realized how much money they can make on mouth gaurds and bags etc vs the dryers etc.
helmet bag that shock doctor had is great...plugs right into the dryer and has vents etc.
Ozone is good for smell but can affect some plastics etc making them brittle...but it is nice with the heat or no heat, simple timer set up. suprised no one picked it up sooner.
Balaclava also helps prevent some of the sweat and stank from getting in there....at least for me it does
helmet bag that shock doctor had is great...plugs right into the dryer and has vents etc.
Ozone is good for smell but can affect some plastics etc making them brittle...but it is nice with the heat or no heat, simple timer set up. suprised no one picked it up sooner.
Balaclava also helps prevent some of the sweat and stank from getting in there....at least for me it does
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So what’s the latest and greatest in terms of helmet dryers?