Check hockeymonkey.com they have a comparison guide listing helmets to visors matches
yes, but there will be a slight opening on the sides by the ear holes. it's nothing to worry about thogh.
Generally, the answer is yes, as many college and NFL teams buy Schutt facemasks for their Riddell Revolutions or VSR-4 helmets. Schutt makes over 80% of the world's facemasks. There are specific model Schutt facemasks that fit Revolutions, otherwise the traditional Schutt facemasks will fit the VSR-4 helmet and other Riddell helmets. They can fit, but if you're like me and have a fat head, Schutt facemasks make Riddell helmets far too tight around the jaws. I am in the middle of customizing all of my Riddell VSR-4 helmets with Schutt facemasks ( like the pros) and have found that if you use Riddell thick bar clips with the Schutt facemasks, it makes a far better fit. I'm unaware if college and pro players do this, though.
Yes it can just take your helmet with you if your going to a store to make sure because there are different visors. the ones with screws to like connect it to your face mask or the ones with plastic cuffy\s to hold it on preferbaly the screw ons are best you have a wide selection oakely under armor Nike, many more. So just check and make sur it fits the style of the Revolution and not just a standard.
They're shaped like human heads so they'll fit on your head.
If your helment is a xenith or any type of revolution it should work.
none fit.
It means helmets that don't fit well or are hard to adjust.
Yeah it will. Oakley visors will fit into Rawlings masks
Technically speaking, yes they can. Youth and adult helmets generally follow the same size chart. However there are a few differences between youth and varsity helmets. Adult helmet shells are made of Polycarbonate, which is a tough plastic material that absorbs much of the impact. Youth helmet shells are usually made out of ABS plastic. ABS is lighter and less expensive than Polycarbonate, but it also absorbs less impact. The cushioning in both helmets is usually the same. There are some helmets (Schutt DNA Recruit, Riddell Attack) that are built specifically for younger children, and should not be worn by adults in competition. The only other differences are that youth helmets typically have thicker jaw pads and smaller chin straps. But of course those can be switched out.
pretty much anyone as long as u drill the wholes which isn't that big of a deal there are some made specifaly for them but i searched but cant find any
Yup i do it all the time it works great with answer skullcandy helmets