Is it possible to unclip the buckle on the back of the helmet to secure the goggle? Or do I have to remove the rubber strap in order for me to do so?
1715700
Yes it is possible. Just be careful. When I tried to unclip the buckle the buckle broke. The construction/material is not very good.
1153632
I am not sure because one you put the attachment pad on your helmet, it should not be removed. I am very happy with my purchase work very good.Lucy yankowy
20614
Jim I have very small wrist and I do not have any problems with this trying to come off. The material that they are made of and the shape of them allows them to stay on, it you really wanted to clinch it down you could always place a rubber band around it to tighten it up but it is not needed. I did this with a previous floatable strap. When I was snorkling in the Dominican Republic recently on an excursion, I saw several people on the trip with the same thing and when I was talking to them about them (men & women) they all said they really liked them and had no problems. Hope this helps.
2038903
Yes u can remove shield. Or wear goggles with shield in the up or down position
488739
Nicole, if I understand your question you're asking if the iPad comes out of the bag easily? The answer is: it can be taken out but not that easily which is a good thing because the case is good protection. If you are asking about the straps yes they come off. I use it that way at home because they get in my way with as much use as I give my iPad. I use the straps when I carry the iPad out of the house. The buckles don't bother me as far as cosmetically or get in my way when the straps are off. I love it and recommend it!
1531943
Yes you can take it off but not easily its meant to stay on instead just flip it up out of the way or down when needed--the head strap is not the kind you can twist the knob to fit your head this one has a button to push into a preset bunch of holes
2010651
There are no buckles or other means to remove the strap. When it hangs on my shoulder it is down to my waist. I still have more room to let it out. In other words it is one piece construction. But I don't see why any 2" luggage strap wouldn't work. Just cut the old one off and install the one you want. Good Luck.
286680
Just tested mine for you. It will close without strapping it in, however it does work very well if you just leave it on while using it not alot of bulk and not alot of added head (at least on my end)
2120558
Oh yeah! There's a release lever to unstrap. It comes with 2 straps and releasing doesn't damage the locking mechanism. The straps are quite long. You may want to trim them a bit.
502636
Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem there, and as someone else has mentioned, the sun visor will also clear your glasses. Hope that helps. Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem... » Read More Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem there, and as someone else has mentioned, the sun visor will also clear your glasses. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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you'll have to remove the strap from the plastic length-adjusters. it's not something you would do on frequent basis. so, it's not an easy process.
2188778
You can pop the arm off, leaving the zipties and the base "knob" on the helmet. You can lengthen (by getting more parts) and shorten the arm, each joint that you can see will detach. It does mean that when you are trying to adjust the mirror, it is easy to pop it off in your hand, but you learn how to adjust before you start moving, and to know the limits of what you can do while you are moving. I love mine!
472843
Do you want to connect the strap? Personally I see no need for any strap. You can just leave it off and you are good to go. That is what I did. You see the other answers to this question, there is no need to remove the back to attach the strap.
70756
Yes, it is removable but when you do that the entire padding removes with it. It is easy to remove for cleaning and snaps back into place. The helmet is very comfortable and it "runs" small, so always order a size bigger with this and all the Bern helmets I have owned.The visor is so small it really does not detract from "look". Very good and safe helmet. Sorry for the delay in answering this question.
2005648
Yes I do it. By using an rubber cord around the back of the helmet you can clips it inside the rubber.It work perfectly.
1308986
The piece securing it is a very elastic rubber. It can probably be tweaked to fit most helmets.
1240510
No, this unit was not designed to stay strapped to your head. It does come with a strap to hang the goggles around your neck. You could possibly rig a strap that would make it stay strapped to your head, but I have not tried that so I don't really know if it would work or not.