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  1. CRAZY_4_NAZZY

    To those who play hockey, I was playing beer league this week and was hit hard and hit my head on the ice sustaining a minor concussion, feeling better now though.

     

    League officials and my teammates recommended me to buy a new helmet.  I don't see any cracks or damage on the helmet, should it be okay to continue with the helmet?  Its fairly new, about a year and a half old, a CCM 310 tacks helmet.

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    2. goalie13

      goalie13

      I don't know much about players' helmets, but on my goalie mask I can replace the foam.  Maybe that's an option?

    3. HerrDrFunk

      HerrDrFunk

      I would spring for a new helmet. The internal padding could be damaged or not as resilient as it was before the hit; even if there’s no visible damage. 

    4. Fanuck

      Fanuck

      Relatively speaking, that's not an expensive helmet (I know everyone's interpretation of expensive is different).

      I had a similar experience, albeit many years ago, and I just replaced my helmet with another one and used the old one as my 'outdoor rink' helmet when I'm with the nephews. 

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