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    How do I keep my hair dry?

    Seriously, I have dreads long enough to nearly sit on. Too bulky to tuck inside my jacket and they'd dangle out the hem anyway. How do I keep the rain off?If you've never had dreads, they are extremely heavy when they are wet.


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    Hmmmm.... That's a toughy... Wrap 'em around the front and down yer waist band..?
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    ditch the helmet, wrap them round your head a few times, put on a shower cap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
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    Hmmmm.... That's a toughy... Wrap 'em around the front and down yer waist band..?
    Ed, Ive not got a lot of room in the front of my jacket
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    ditch the helmet, wrap them round your head a few times, put on a shower cap.

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    Thanks, I'll think about that option
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    Ed, Ive not got a lot of room in the front of my jacket
    LOL!!! Sorry, I shoulda thought o' that...
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    Gladwrap?????
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratti View Post
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    Ed, Ive not got a lot of room in the front of my jacket
    Pic's ... or we wont believe you ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratti View Post
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    Seriously, I have dreads long enough to nearly sit on. Too bulky to tuck inside my jacket and they'd dangle out the hem anyway. How do I keep the rain off?If you've never had dreads, they are extremely heavy when they are wet.


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    Marketing op; Sew up a dread sleeve the perhaps attaches to the helmet or as a skull cap to hold it in place.
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    Have considered this as an option

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    Marketing op; Sew up a dread sleeve the perhaps attaches to the helmet or as a skull cap to hold it in place.
    I may well do just this, but what to make it out of? Have seen the small lace up leather wraps that HD sells, but with the length I have, it'd take all flippin' day to get dressed! and there is NO ROOM in my lid for anything else so a skull cap is not a go. I already had to upsize once.

    Cutting them off is not an option I'm willing to consider peoples...
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