Can you re-bake a bohnehead helmet?

[Rookeskydiver 0]

i just purchased a used bonehead and i was wondering if it was possible to re-bake it to fit me better?

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[PhreeZone 20]

I've baked min 5 times so far to get the perfect fit.

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[Rookeskydiver 0]

if you can rebake the helmet, how do you? do u just pop the bastard in the oven?

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Follow the directions on BH's website.

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[ECVZZ 0]

I've baked mine twice now, and probably will again when my hair is shorter.

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[airann 1]

I have 2 boneheads and I have never baked either.

I have a pretty standard head, I guess

~AirAnn~

[mattwhoo 0]

These are the instructions i got when i emailed Bonehead

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Here you go, have fun!

jeanie


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Bonehead Baking Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 190 Fahrenheit or 80
centigrade.
2. Place the helmet with liner, on a piece of
cardboard, in the center of the oven. Make sure
the helmet is not touching any sides of the oven.
3. TURN OFF THE OVEN
4. Leave the helmet in the oven for 10-15 minutes
until the heat permeates the helmet making it more
flexible.
5. Remove the helmet, AND THE CARDBOARD, and place
the helmet on your head.
6. Using a towel or pot holders apply pressure at
the ears, pushing the helmet down and towards the
ears.
7. Hold the helmet in this position until the
helmet cools and becomes less flexible.
Approximately 10 minutes.
Remove the cardboard from the oven.
This above procedure can be repeated for a custom
fit.

Bonehead Composites is not responsible for
accidents or injuries occurring while using our
products. The wearer uses our products at their
own risk with full knowledge of the risks involved
in their activities. At the moment of purchase the
user accepts all risks and responsibility for
their own well being and property.

Hope this helps.

Matt

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[airdrew20012001 0]

I rebaked a used batrak twice to get the fit I wanted. Foller the directions and you should rock on!!

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[rking12 0]

You might want to make sure your oven is calibrated correctly. I know two guys that lived in a rent house that burned the buckles off their Boneheads in the oven. The thermostat was a couple of hundred degrees off. This is common on older ovens!