Looking for Renegade helmit face shields

[jdement 0]

I am looking for someone/some business that makes face shields for the Renegade helmit.

Hotze stopped making the helmet a long time ago and Square1/2 no longer carries face shields.

I heard a "rumor" that someone in Florida makes Renegade face shields but so far "google searches" have been unsuccessful.

Thanks.

[airgord 1]

I had a hard time getting them my self, so I finally went to a store that sells lexan and cut my own. Use sticky velcro to attach it and almost as good as new.
That may be your only option until Jim gets tired of building furniture and starts building hats again. Unless......you can get a hold of him.

[MakeItHappen 15]

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I am looking for someone/some business that makes face shields for the Renegade helmit.

Hotze stopped making the helmet a long time ago and Square1/2 no longer carries face shields.

I heard a "rumor" that someone in Florida makes Renegade face shields but so far "google searches" have been unsuccessful.

Thanks.

It is very easy to make the face shield yourself.
Just get:
- A thin scrap piece of lexan, not pexiglass.
- A pair of tin-snips
- Some sticky velcro
Use an old shield as a template.

I made my last five shields from one scrap that I got for free from some place near SD.
I finally gave up on the face shields when one froze solid on a +60way.

But it's easy to make.
Tin snips were ~$15, I think????
velcro a couple of bucks

Definitely cheaper to make your own than buying.

But, if you really want someone else to make you one, I'll do it for $30.

Oh - I just realized this was Jeff Dement.
I'll lend you my tin snips during the weekend of Feb 17-19 at the BOD mtg. Just let me know and I'll bring them with me to PHX.
I'm driving, not flying so TSA won't bother me.

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