Helm Review: Paul Chen helm from Grendel's Cave
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 4:04 pm
Trying to get two new fighters to the field as quickly and as safely as possible we needed to find some low cost and decent looking helms. To those ends we hit up evilbay and found Grendel's Cave offering these helmets up for around $100..... so both of them ordered em on Wednsday night and they were both delivered on Friday morning. I mediated the deals for these guys and the communication was excellent.
The helms are nice, the only problem I have found with them is the way that the bottom bells out and can create a gapping problem that makes it hard for someone with a tall neck to cover.
The whole thing is 14g steel, nicely welded and ground lines, the bargrills are nice and clean and both the guys are happy with their newbie helms.
I really hated getting the helms this way but I am pleased with the result and so are the guys so I guess it worked out. Here's the pics of the helm from Grendel's Cave:




The helms are nice, the only problem I have found with them is the way that the bottom bells out and can create a gapping problem that makes it hard for someone with a tall neck to cover.
The whole thing is 14g steel, nicely welded and ground lines, the bargrills are nice and clean and both the guys are happy with their newbie helms.
I really hated getting the helms this way but I am pleased with the result and so are the guys so I guess it worked out. Here's the pics of the helm from Grendel's Cave:



