December 16th, 2008 
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Miniature football helmets are a way of bringing home a piece of your favorite team and preserving the same. There are plenty of teams playing in the NFL leagues and people can choose the team they root for and pick up a miniature football helmet from the souvenir store. It is also easier to collect and display these around the house or office as they don’t occupy much space. The Arizona Cardinals, or the Clemson tigers might be the team you support, and you can pick up their mini helmets from any website or store which sports the team colors or names on it. It would make a wonderful addition to your growing collection of sports collectibles.
There are some mini helmets available which can be included in your Christmas decorations, you can hang them on the Christmas tree. A fun way to include your favorite sport as part of the festive celebrations. These mini helmets are a smaller version of the big helmets worn by the players, these are all of 3inches in height and is made of good quality products and so last long time. These are available not only for National Football league teams but also for the smaller college football teams. And for the bigger Super bowl teams too, there are miniature helmets available. These helmets are exactly like the bigger ones, right down to the detail in the face mask or the buckle on them. A person could get hooked on collecting these tiny helmets, because they are affordable, not as expensive as the bigger ones. They also take up lesser space and can be kept away in a cupboard along with other curio items. Or one can make a neat little collection of these miniature helmets. If in a family, there are four members, each supporting a different team, they can buy helmets of all their favorite teams and this way each one’s loyalties will be displayed.
Be it the Indianapolis Colts Pink Riddell team or maybe the University of Cincinnati Bearcats, the miniature helmets are all made with the best material , with foam padding on the inside and leather strap in the chin area. The players’ autograph will also be there on some, but the team logo will appear on the back of the helmet. Taking from this idea, there are companies that have created a mini helmet mp3 player as well. The sports fan can carry a miniature football helmet sporting the colors or logo of his team and listen to music at the same time. This is a fun way of incorporating sports interests with music and marketing a product that serves dual purpose. The miniature football helmets are a interesting and innovative method of promoting a college team or giving the sports enthusiast a chance to possess a piece of the game he loves at an affordable price. For those who yearn for a piece of football apparel or accessory, this is the ideal solution making them popular among peers.
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How do you recondition the outside of a football helmet?Our youth football league is using helmets that are stained and dirty looking. How do I get the outside of the helmet looking good again? I have tried various household cleaners but they still look dirty. Would it be better to repaint it? If so, what kinds of paint do I need to get?
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In all honesty, probably not. Troy Aikman, when he played with the Cowboys, had a bad complexion where the helmet rested on his forehead. So did I, and I played at Nebraska and in the CFL for years. I believe that it really depends on the individual and skin oil levels. Just make sure you wash regular and maybe try a clearasil-type lotion. That seemed to minimize my acne.
Good Luck!
DNA's or Speeds for sure.
ebay has signed mini helmets with bidding at $9.99 to 32.99. an athentic would carry quite a bit more of a price. right now on ebay I would venture a guess at around the $200. to $250.00 mark.
ebay prices are very depressed right now
Put them in a tub of soapy water and soak for a while Then rinse them the same way with fabric softener in the water and dry out on the porch on the end of a broom stick.
not that heavy… at first they might see like it but as the season goes on you dont even notice how heavy they are and u get used to it… unless your very tired then it can get heavy lol
I had the same problem when I played except it wasn't because of the bars. I played Nose Guard and we had a shortage of helmets so I was stuck with the one I had. It was a little too tight on my head and I would always get light headed and dizzy. I eventually got used to it though, just have someone throw to you like your dad or something to get used to it. You'll be fine.
the best helmets are the Xenith X1, Schutt Ion 4D, and Riddell Revo Speed. The Xenith is supposed to have really good protection because it uses shock absorbers instead of foam. The Ion 4D has a combination of foam and a shock absorber design (i have that helmet, its really comfortable). The Revo Speed has similar padding. Bottom line is though, no helmet can prevent brain damage, so don't waste your money on something you don't need
I played in the 70's in the long hair days, we usually went the head band route. That protected the forehead and wiched the sweat. It was great for two a days, when the coaches ran us til we puked.
Lucky for you, short hair is not the embarrassment it was during that era. Short hair in the 70's meant no girls. Personally, I would cut it nowadays, at least during the season.
You don't.
You send them to a company that specializes in reconditioning helmets so they can inspect them for cracks and other breakdowns in the integrity of the helmet. They need this treatment every couple of years because the repeated blows they take weaken the helmet, it's not a design flaw, it's the way they are designed. The helmet absorbs the damage so the skull doesn't.
I appreciate you're trying to save the league money, but do not mess with safety equipment and leave that to the pros. No amount of money being saved is worth the little guys getting concussions.