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I'd love to get rid of the helmet, but unfortunately, they provide these helmets to my son's junior team and they all have to wear them. Next year, however, I'm going to speak up (my son agrees) -- say "NO" to the M11 helmet! (Apparently,when he left the ice to get stitched, he was spewing...

Well, another 3 stitches to my son's forehead! Crappy helmets with a major defect. I for one hope that the helmet goes bye bye real soon.

JohnnyHopkins: Which level of hockey does your team play? Perhaps there are less incidents of cuts at a younger level like PW's?

DMan: I think a few forum members disagreed with you when you stated: "In 2007 we could brag that everyone on that State Championship team (except Hardy, the goaltender, whose family moved into the district) came up through the Hermantown youth program. Can't say that anymore . In fact, even in...

Herm vs EP rescheduled for Feb 1 -- not sure of time, however.

Thank you...I totally agree...but the secondary injury should be researched..."JustSaying"!

Hey Bookmark: The point being that my son is now in Junior Hockey and never once has he incurred a concussion (thank God) nor a cut on the forehead from his old helmets (and he wears a cage). I'm "JustSaying" that there is something wrong with the new M11. And by the way, the team is "...

The first game that my son wore his new M11 helmet, he ended up with 10 stitches on his forehead -- above the eyebrow. He has been cut an additional 2 times on the forehead since then; thankfully, none of which required stitches. Another player on his team has also been cut while wearing the helmet....