mga sir, anu ba para sa inyo marerecommend nyo na air filter mask? sensitive kasi ako sa alikabok, usok...


san po nakakabili at magkano?


salamat....

na-try mo na gumamit ng balaclava sir? saka yung helmet mo may breath guard ba? though the main purpose of these is not to block dusts, nakakatulong rin naman po kahit papano.



etong mask na 'to kaya?

http://www.motorcyclephilippines.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=30419&cat=38

heheh joke :O

hahaha! astig yan ah.. hahaha..


bibili pa lagn ako balaclava sa sat.. kahapon may nakita ako M1 yung tatak... may airfilter.. pero may ngsabi na di raw ganun ka effective.. at hindi pa sya detachable kaya di ko na binili.. plan ko balaclava, then air filter mask..

ayaw ko ng breath guard, kasi mahal at ganun din, deretso mo kukunin yung hangin sa labas. heehehe...


na-try mo na gumamit ng balaclava sir? saka yung helmet mo may breath guard ba? though the main purpose of these is not to block dusts, nakakatulong rin naman po kahit papano.



etong mask na 'to kaya?

http://www.motorcyclephilippines.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=30419&cat=38

heheh joke :O

up natin... sana may makatulong.. thanks!

Gamit ko M1 yung mga bagong labas ngayon hindi na detachable yung filter, sa una matigas yung filter pero pag nilabhan mo na lumalambot narin, pwede na pagtiyagaan.

Meron RESPRO yun effective talaga medyo me kamahalan nga lang at hindi ko alam kung san available. Ingat lang sa pagbili alam ko may mga respro look alike na fake.

Here's some pics.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro4.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro4.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro3.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro3.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro2.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro2.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro1.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro1.jpg)

uyyy, astig! gusto ko yan! hehehe.sana may makapag bigay ng price para may idea ang lahat... at sana may alam kong san nabibili!


thanks bro!

Si tuxster meron kaso galing US pa, try mo sya pm kung pano setup nung respro nya. Try mo rin magtanong sa MOTOWORLD.

Sa JT Triumph ko binili Respro City ko pati mga filter refills. Meron silang branch sa Caloocan, West Ave, at Taft Ave.

1800-2200 ang price ng respro

1800-2200 ang price ng respro

effective nga siguro yan...:rolleyes:

wow, mahal pala nyan! ehehehe.. magkano kaya sa states yan? kasi andun mama ko ngayon.. baka dun nalang ako pabili..

same lang halos :) actually manufactured siya sa UK... mahal lang siguro ng mga 100 php sa pinas :)

Pero pag may inventory sale baka may huge discount :)

Ung tipong may bagong model na lumabas :)

Sa JT Triumph ko binili Respro City ko pati mga filter refills. Meron silang branch sa Caloocan, West Ave, at Taft Ave.

Old stock yung nasa kanila.... :(

Tingin ko sa sobrang mahal - na stock nalang sa knila...

Old stock yung nasa kanila.... :(

Tingin ko sa sobrang mahal - na stock nalang sa knila...

As long as they're still sealed, they're good as new. The filters only begins to deteriorate when it is exposed to water or too much moisture. Beyond that, as long as they remain sealed, they'll practically last forever.

The reason they're expensive is because they're really designed for this application. The Techno filters in particular is designed to filter out most particles we encounter on the road (particularly exhaust gases, among others). A two-filter set costs about P1K (or P500 per filter). Each filter can last me three to four months. Although the recommended lifespan should only be about 45 days, I overuse it. Having a proper filter is better than having none or using the wrong filter. I spend about P200+ a month on vitamins, why should I skimp on protecting my lungs?

As long as they're still sealed, they're good as new. The filters only begins to deteriorate when it is exposed to water or too much moisture. Beyond that, as long as they remain sealed, they'll practically last forever.

so parang lining ng helmet pala yun... ows. :D

yung mga stock nila i've seen them personally a month ago - are not 'fresh' anymore. Like they're 3 years and probably older. Some are old models pa. I think they dont have new stocks or will ever get newer ones.

It's actually better to use full face helmet and some 'filter' - cheap balaclavas or respro copycats. If you use tabo helmet it wont limit air intake. Singhot mo lahat.

I spend about P200+ a month on vitamins, why should I skimp on protecting my lungs?

You know what, medyo OT - there are studies that multivitamins and ampalaya supplements etc can actually do you more harm than good - in the long run.


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so parang lining ng helmet pala yun... ows. :D

yung mga stock nila i've seen them personally a month ago - are not 'fresh' anymore. Like they're 3 years and probably older. Some are old models pa. I think they dont have new stocks or will ever get newer ones.

It's actually better to use full face helmet and some 'filter' - cheap balaclavas or respro copycats. If you use tabo helmet it wont limit air intake. Singhot mo lahat.

It's not just a "lining". Read the FAQs here:http://www.respro.com/technicalnotes_faq.php#q1


You know what, medyo OT - there are studies that multivitamins and ampalaya supplements etc can actually do you more harm than good - in the long run.

Appreciate your concern. But you're right... it's OT.

Good day sir Agent_So!

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Good day sir Agent_So!

METZELER ( Made in Germany)
Sa Market Market meron. 4th floor.
P500.00

GODSPEED!


thanks sir.. anu feedback nyo dito btw? thanks ulit..


guys, more inputsw pls.. para sa iba pa natin riders..


thanks

:)Gamit ko M1 yung mga bagong labas ngayon hindi na detachable yung filter, sa una matigas yung filter pero pag nilabhan mo na lumalambot narin, pwede na pagtiyagaan.

Meron RESPRO yun effective talaga medyo me kamahalan nga lang at hindi ko alam kung san available. Ingat lang sa pagbili alam ko may mga respro look alike na fake.

Here's some pics.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro4.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro4.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro3.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro3.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro2.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro2.jpg)http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/th_respro1.jpg (http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s270/ryanmda/Archive/respro1.jpg)


wow ang gaganda nito sir ah.. magkano po kaya ito sa market today??

sana merun yung gayan style...yung tig 200 lang..para kaya ng bulsa:O

maganda yung ganyan style...sana merun tig 200 langkahet imitation........

sana merun yung gayan style...yung tig 200 lang..para kaya ng bulsa:O

maganda yung ganyan style...sana merun tig 200 langkahet imitation........


oo nga sir eh.. sana may cheaper version ito.. :)
gud morning!! :)

subukan nyong isuot yan habang naka snug fit na fullface helmet kayo, ewan ko lang kung hindi humakit batok o tenga nyo sa ride. At kung kya nyo nga isuot. bwahahaha.

Merong products ang respro na wala pa sa pinas gaya ng foggy breathguard. Kaso nga kung naka full face kana ang pasok ng alikabok sayo e konti nalang. Maliban nalang ang visor itinataas mo. Dahil gabi na naka smoked lens kapa.

Ang imitation pede na sa full face. Velcro lang katapat nun at gayahin ang style ng Foggy Breathguard. Ang problem kasi jan e ang nose clip. Madali mabali o ma deform kahit yung sa original. At sa full face, sasabit yan sa ulo mo habang sinusuot.

Yung balaclava ni Overdose, meron syang mahahaba sa neck. Kaya sa full face + long balaclava, ang alikabok controlled kahit paano...

Daming alternative

oha.

subukan nyong isuot yan habang naka snug fit na fullface helmet kayo, ewan ko lang kung hindi humakit batok o tenga nyo sa ride. At kung kya nyo nga isuot. bwahahaha..

Have you tried it?

Been wearing this everyday for 5 years... Respro City mask with Techno (thick) filters and valves... Helmet is a HJC CL-14 full-face. No problems.

Of course, there will be a slight discomfort at first which you'll get used to in a few days. But it's not enough to cause a headache or irritate the ears. In fact, the product goes below the ears and the velcro strap at the back of your neck is conveniently below and outside the back of the helmet.

Have you tried it?

Been wearing this everyday for 5 years... Respro City mask with Techno (thick) filters and valves... Helmet is a HJC CL-14 full-face. No problems.

Of course, there will be a slight discomfort at first which you'll get used to in a few days. But it's not enough to cause a headache or irritate the ears. In fact, the product goes below the ears and the velcro strap at the back of your neck is conveniently below and outside the back of the helmet.

I have the same one. It's basically the first model that became available to us several years ago.

I dunno bout your helmet, if you can lift it to your forehead and make it stay there while driving or if your helmet lack resistance when you put it on or pull it off then your helmet is too big for you. Or the pads have memorized your facial features over time and by the time you start using the respro, the clearance on the chin area has given it (and more air) enough space to get in. If the clearance of the nose and the breath guard of your helmet is again wide enough, the thick pad of respro will have room of course. Then consider the cheek pads too, if you have tight cheek pads before you bought the respro then you will have problems fitting a respro with almost 1 cm thickness. Add that extra skin (and of the balaclava) making the respro to stay during rides would be a challenge. On the rear end, the helmet would hit the strap and pinch the back of my neck. It's so annoying.

If you are going to buy the respro, make sure you buy a bigger than your usual size full face helmet. Or when you're buying one, make sure you bring your helmet with you and fit them together, let them bond a little like for 10-15 minutes see if you develop some irritation or discomfort. Which I think is impossible for the store to allow you to... so, goodluck on your expensive purchase which is half the cost of a new CL helmet...

:nuts:

I have the same one. It's basically the first model that became available to us several years ago.

I dunno bout your helmet, if you can lift it to your forehead and make it stay there while driving or if your helmet lack resistance when you put it on or pull it off then your helmet is too big for you. Or the pads have memorized your facial features over time and by the time you start using the respro, the clearance on the chin area has given it (and more air) enough space to get in. If the clearance of the nose and the breath guard of your helmet is again wide enough, the thick pad of respro will have room of course. Then consider the cheek pads too, if you have tight cheek pads before you bought the respro then you will have problems fitting a respro with almost 1 cm thickness. Add that extra skin (and of the balaclava) making the respro to stay during rides would be a challenge. On the rear end, the helmet would hit the strap and pinch the back of my neck. It's so annoying.

If you are going to buy the respro, make sure you buy a bigger than your usual size full face helmet. Or when you're buying one, make sure you bring your helmet with you and fit them together, let them bond a little like for 10-15 minutes see if you develop some irritation or discomfort. Which I think is impossible for the store to allow you to... so, goodluck on your expensive purchase which is half the cost of a new CL helmet...

:nuts:

It's funny that I don't encounter what you experienced. If I did, I wouldn't be wearing this everyday for five years. Anyway, I guess shape of your head/face, helmet model, as well as your tolerance to discomfort can play a big role on what's going to work and what's not. I don't wear a balaclava because I feel it's redundant.

FWIW, my CL-14 (fixed, non-modular full-face) helmet is a snug fit even without the filter. Wearing the Respro, the fit becomes even tighter... a bit too tight at first, but after a few weeks of use, either the cheek pads have adjusted to the contours of the filter and/or I have learned to ignore the slight discomfort as it no longer bothers me. In fact, I've gotten to the point when I feel queasy when not wearing any filter under my helmet... both because the helmet feels a bit loose (even if it's really not) and I can smell exhaust gases from a bus a mile away.

I believe this is not an "expensive purchase". It's more of an investment. You buy a good helmet, good tires, protective gear... heck, your MC's engine has an air filter... why should your own body deserve less? I'm not saying that you SHOULD buy a Respro-branded filter. The OP was asking for recommendations on a "good" filter in the context that he seems to have a medical condition (allergy maybe?). I just felt that a proper breath filter is his best bet.

Nothing has changed much with the latest Respro models. They're mostly improvements in aesthetics... new designs, modern colors, etc. But the heart of these masks is the filter element. You should either choose the City or Techno models, as they're particularly designed for urban commuting. So yes, even the old stocks/models are worth it (again, as long as it's still sealed) if you can get your hands on one.

Good day everyone.