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  1. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    Bad Boys, Bad Boys, What you going to do when they come for you? (Or is it, infamous?) ^ Psst, they aren't wearing high-viz. Hypocrites!
  2. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    Still a tad new here, feeling out everyone's personalities and backgrounds and what their likes & dislikes are. So I tend to play things straight up -- still sniffing out sarcasm and joking some times, since I'm not in on some of the longstanding in-jokes. For what to do or what not to do? OSHA...
  3. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    Do you use any top handle saws, o dear logger friend? Our 200T does have a full wrap handle and he does use it 2-handed when he needs to power through some bigger wood. But smaller branches he tends to hold with his left hand so he can manipulate them and direct their trajectory.
  4. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    I am rethinking now, before getting an eye injury. ;) (That's not a winking emoticon, that's closing one eye and wincing after getting pelted by a wood chunk thrown from the chipper.)
  5. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    That was a 95:95 day (heat/humidity) -- before the rains came later in the afternoon. I'm guessing it's sweat in the eyes making him wince, not that little hackberry branch -- shouldn't be throwing much sawdust up. He doesn't tend to flip down the visor much, unless he's doing an inverted cut...
  6. forestkeepers

    climbing helmets for small, adult heads

    Ditto that. Corey, I was going to ask if we were twins -- or if your crew fell off the same tree? We wear orange Petzls with Sena units, 3M muffs. Our main climber has the Lexan ("bulletproof glass") eye visor that flips down. I am interested in a regular arbor face shield, though. I do enough...
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