Tirilia

Thank you everyone Ive ordered an AP helmet.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.. but Id have to disagree there... the larger helmets literally sit on my shoulders, if I lift them, I cant see out of the eyes *lol* Yup, Im short like I said. I can stand on tiptoe, but I cant hold that for long.. and I dont like teasing myself.. "Yay! Im taller! Im - *fall* Aw. " Thank you for giving me those names to rule out - that is a Huge help, I didnt know the ANHv2 was one of the bigger ones - now I can rule that one out too. Thanks I think my previous helmet was similar to AP. Does anyone know the rough dimensions of this one? Or where to find more details on them?

Hey there folks, I need your help My old helmet, fitted me perfectly.. but being HIPS, it started to yellow.. so I turned it into an awesome signature helmet. Now that I'm putting together my AM kit, I realised that Im missing a bucket! Problem is, Im out of touch with the helmet types, and have no idea of comparative sizes. I'm 5'7 (female and trimmed my AM down HEAPS) I have a pretty tiny head.. so I pretty much need to know which helmets are the smallest For reference sake - I tried my fiance's MRCE - the top of my head is clear of the dome by about half an inch, but it actually rests on my shoulders *lol* My old helmet had these dimensions - 30cms high, 97cms around (over dome, horizontally down the face, across the opening and back up to the dome [360 degree]) Looking forward to the opinions! Thanks! (and Ive looked through http://www.starwarshelmets.com/fan-made-stormtrooper-armor-submenu.htm .. not sure how up to date this site is?)

I have to add that as a girl, jodhoppers are difficult enough to find without forking out for a $200 pair of colorado's or professional riding boots.. Even finding a pair of $20 mens workboots with a low enough heel was impossible! I now have a pair of these TKBoots.. honestly, I want to wear them Everywhere they are that comfortable! For anyone still wondering, they are indeed 100% white leather, and softer and more comfy than any pair of $200 boots you'll find in stores. Also, whilst caboots have been known to tear (being plastic), these have held up through troop after troop after troop with just a light white-leather polish applied after each troop. And at their price, you just cant go wrong.