Helmetphiles
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notyou
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Take about $1500 off that price and I'd think about it.
Curious about “display helmet”.
Does that mean it’s not actually the same helmet worn on field by players?
flv2
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"WARNING: Collectible helmets are for display only. They are not designed or intended for use as a protective helmet. Do not wear collectible helmets for protection."
A replica is a replica.
A replica is a replica.
I’m fully aware of the labeling and associated warnings.
@$1500 however, I’d expect a full fledged official on field helmet that was labeled for public liability reasons.
You used to be able to pick up a “replica” pretty darn cheap.
flv2
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No insult was intended to anyone. I started writing the post before your post appeared. I tend to be slower and deliberate. I edited the post and took stuff out before I posted it. Thus the post certainly wasn't 'aimed' at you.
To me it doesn't matter how much a copy of the Mona Lisa costs. It's still just a copy. Ironically a fake Mona Lisa with blonde hair, big tits, and a nice smile is probably cheaper than a good copy of the Mona Lisa. Some people are happy with higher quality fakes, and that's fine. Other opinions are equally valid. My standards are lower and money is tighter.
Some more off-topic stuff was removed before posting.
OP
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Some clarification from AI...
The primary difference is that the Axiom3D is a premium tier of the standard Riddell Axiom that upgrades the interior padding with advanced 3D-printed lattice liner technology.
Liner Technology and Materials
Axiom: Uses a standard multi-component interior pad configuration and smooth energy management panels visible through ventilation ports.
Axiom3D: Integrates 3D-printed open-cell lattice padding (powered by Carbon using EPU45 material) designed to fine-tune impact response and improve breathability.
The primary difference is that the Axiom3D is a premium tier of the standard Riddell Axiom that upgrades the interior padding with advanced 3D-printed lattice liner technology.
Liner Technology and Materials
Axiom: Uses a standard multi-component interior pad configuration and smooth energy management panels visible through ventilation ports.
Axiom3D: Integrates 3D-printed open-cell lattice padding (powered by Carbon using EPU45 material) designed to fine-tune impact response and improve breathability.
That’s correct, you can see the 3D liner here.
Attachments
These are built to the exact specifications of the player.
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Where did you buy the Axiom 3Ds from?
