Troxel Legacy Riding Helmet

Description: Equestrian Accessories

Newest Review: ... I'm sure, but I was no longer competing and so didn't need to look too smart, and honestly no riding hat is ever going to be ... more

... attractive to me so I couldn't care what others might think! In actual fact, after spending a lot of time riding in other countries where hats are optional or, occasionally, laughed at, I only wore one to keep others quiet when back at home! Now, despite the misgivings of other snobby horsepeople, of which I will admit there are a lot, Troxel helmets really aren't that bad-looking. In fact, I would far rather wear one of these than a skull cap, which until it has a coloured silk on looks exactly like you put a mix...more

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Troxel Legacy Riding Helmet: Course those who know me realise I'm naturally hard-headed! (781 words)
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I remember when I was about 10 and new legislation was passed meaning riding helmets had to be up a new standard. While we mercifully mocked those of our friends first to get the replacement, it soon came time for to get one too and be branded "mushroom heads" just like them. They just looked HUGE compared to the old ones, and all I can say is look how technology has changed!! Not only can you now choose between a traditional velvet hat or a skull cap with coloured silk, you can get lightweight, breathable helmets like those offered by Troxel. When I needed to replace my skull hat, that very same one I had had since the "mushroom head" ... Read the complete review

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