Showing posts with label best bmx helmets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best bmx helmets. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Best Seller // Spring 2012 // S-One Lifer Helmet


Spring 2012 // Best Selling Skate Style Bike Helmet Award goes to... the  S-One Lifer Helmet.
Fits great and is fully certified to protect your dome while riding the trails or in the streets.
ah jeah. Don't call it a comeback.

check out a full selection of skate style bike helmets at the s-one website.

Monday, April 9, 2012

Adam Banton | Def Grip

Adam Banton - Def Grip Photos from the Odyssey / Def Grip Palm Springs trip.
S-One Lifer Helmet lookin good.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Featured Retailers: 5050 bmx

1485 West Hill Field Rd. Suite 205
Layton, Utah 84041

The S-One Lifer Helmet is the best fitting Certified helmet
I have ever tried on!" - Austin - 5050bmx

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Welcome To The Team Alex!

Very proud to officially welcome Alex to the S-One Team.
 raw talent + go-for-broke commitment = Alex Platt.


Alex Platt wears the S-One Lifer Helmet.


Alex had heard about S-One through some friends
and stopped by the warehouse to try on some helmets
and was stoked to discover that the S-One Lifer Helmet
fit his dome perfectly!

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Brian Yeagle Interview

BRIAN YEAGLE
Age: 31
So what have you been up to?  This winter has been mild enough that we've been able to work on the trails between days of rain and the few really cold ones.  Much time has been given to books; buying, salvaging from bookstore dumpsters, and reading them. The latest author I've been introduced to is Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish Christian philosopher who wrote during the first half of the 17th century.  Achieving some clarity of meaning in some passages, and of the whole, is frequently challenging but this struggle has it's benefits and having to reread the text is a pleasure since I enjoy the (translated) text from it's surface to whatever depth I may achieve.  This winter my girlfriend Ann and I have been taking advantage of a local school of music, going to student recitals and some well priced orchestral performances.  
You went to Austin recently. How was that ?  For three weeks in January I was in Austin, as it so happens I am actually there now, half way through my second three week sojourn. Weather has been more capricious than expected. Twice heavy rains caused much damage to the trails. Even with implementing  sandbags and tarps erosion is still inevitable and a good deal of maintenance necessary.  When the trails are running their a blast as well as some cement parks close to the city. Coming here is great since it affords seeing some close friends who live here and with many other transients spending winter time here i often get to meet a few new people each visit. 
Who do you ride with?  At home riding puts me in the company of Ryan Popple, Mark Potoczny, Chris Doyle, Ryan Wert, and Tom Arkus.
 What do you like to do when you're not riding?  Reading, cooking, photography, and one recent addition to the program is learning French. As many of the texts I read are translations it is difficult not to often think of what is lost, on many levels, not reading the original text. The concern extends from meaning to being unable to 'hear' the text as the author did. Also, of all the places that I've travelled I felt the most trapped outside the potential experience while in France not having the ability to join in with, introduce myself, or to simply listen and understand those around me. 
Any trips planned ?  Maybe a trip through the southwest, north along the coast and then remain in the northwest for a weeks or two. This would be done with Clint Reynolds, Matty Aquizap, Jim Nutter and maybe some more guys from Team Credence.  I hope we are all able to get on board, the more our lives become refined as individuals it seems more difficult to organize trips with others, there is much to appreciate in these opportunities and I am always eager to get involved. 
Sponsors:  Verde Bikes, Sun Rims, Tree Bikes, S-One Helmets and many others are generous in helping out without obligation, much thanks. 
Anything else you want to add?  Looking forward to the warm season for more freedom In attire and activity


Adam Banton Interview

ADAM BANTON
Hometown: Originally Nokesville, VA. now, Scottsdale, AZ.
Age: Just turned 37.
So what have you been up to? 
Loving this winter in Scottsdale. Enjoy riding in a t-shirt, exploring all the new spots around PHX, and trying to strum some new songs on my guitar and record.
You came to CA recently. How was that ? 
It was a great trip, started off with a Odyssey Team trip in Palm Springs, then I added a a SoCal part of it to visit S-one, shoot photos, and film in S.D with Kosman.
Who do you ride with? 
I always have a hard time answering this one, it really depends, if I'm at home, it's with what ever locals are down to ride during the day, on trips it's a big group with the Odyssey team or a smaller crew with Eastern. Good times either way, and shredding happens on any obstacle at any spot with those dudes.
What do you like to do when you're not riding? 
Hmm, it used to be Snowboarding and working on music. Now, having moved to Scottsdale, it's just more of trying to play more and get closer to recording for my 3rd album, writers block seems to happen even when you play instrumentals (hahah)
Any trips planned? 
Yep, Visiting Pro at Woodward West in a week for Spring Camp.  Looking forward to playing music there, the salad bar, hanging with campers, and riding the new hanger. 
Sponsors:
S-One, Eastern Bikes, Odyssey, C.T.i, Armourdillo, Osiris
Anything else you want to add? 
Lets do a road trip! 

Alfredo Mancuso Interview

ALFREDO MANCUSO
(Known to wear the S-One Premium Helmet and the S-One Lifer Helmet.)
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Age: 25
So what have you been up to? Just recuperating from an arthroscopic knee surgery to repair cartilage in my right knee. Its been exactly 6 months since the surgery and i'm feeling about 90% back!
You went to Woodward recently. How was that? Woodward is amazing! I plan on going back this week! Every single time I've been there I have either re-learned an old trick or mastered a completely new one! Not to mention there's always a bunch of shredders and cool people to ride with!
Who do you ride with? I usually ride every morning by myself, not to be a recluse, but to maximize my exercise and riding all on my own. Then when the late bloomers wake up around noon I try and either meet up with the OSS/The Come Up dudes, or my friends in LA (E-man and Boy). 
What do you like to do when you're not riding? I try to stay busy, either ripping around town in my car, editing video footage or photographs from the week, work on the blog, or go out with the girlfriend. 
Any trips planned? I will either be leaving in 11 days to Estonia for Simpel Session or in 28 days to France for FISE. 
Sponsors? S-One Helmets, DC Shoes, Volume Bikes, Demolition Parts, EPIC BMX, and The Come Up BMX
Anything else you want to add? Look out for my new Edit dropping in April!

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Does S-One Helmets have a BMX program?


The answer is YES!
Brian Yeagle... welcome to the S-One Team!

Brian Yeagle wears the S-One Lifer Helmet.

If you are looking for S-One Helmets at your local bike shop... they might not carry them yet.
Here is a list of the first 6 bike shops to stock S-One Helmets. Thanks for being ahead of the curve!