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[sachin200]

Guys,
I sweat buckets and when I say that, I mean it. I have weighed myself before and after games and I can easily lose a kilo in sweat on a hot day. When I look down at my guard in my stance, sweat pours down at the peak of the helmet! This has ruined my helmets and I am fed up with lids building too-much heat.

I am in the market for a new lid as my old ones stink bad - I have washed them with soap water with no improvements.

I am considering following three options:
1. Masuri Original Test MK2 titanium
2. Masuri Vision Series Test Titanium
3. Shrey Masterclass 2.0

I want to get perspective of those who sweat crazy like me and what they use to protect their head.

[Psi]

There are some earlier threads about this. Basically you have to use a special sweat absorbing headband. For me it is fine to use a nike or slazenger head band from sports direct, but there are some more expensive ones on the market that channel sweat down the side of your face. I don't think I ever lost a kilo batting, but maybe I didn't ever bat long enough 😂

[KettonJake]

The only one on the list that offers any sort of ventilation is the Masuri Vision Series.

[Mfarank]

The only one on the list that offers any sort of ventilation is the Masuri Vision Series.

I second that!

[Majik]

I have both options 1 and 3. I sweat far more in the masuri than in the shrey. Don't ask me why and both lids look similar in design. But the shrey is more comfortable on a hot day for sure!!

[SD]

It worries me as someone who also sweats buckets that there is talk of the neck guard becoming mandatory further enclosing the helmet and makung over heating an even greater problem

[Jimmy Tiwana]

I have invested in two helmets for similar reasons, worked out well for me so far.

[Wozaboxa]

Get yourself a Halo Headband.

[Sloggerz]

Get yourself a Halo Headband.

Had a look there are different ones. Which one do you use?

[Jimmy Tiwana]

Had a look there are different ones. Which one do you use?

https://haloheadband.ca/collections/pullovers