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3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW
Code: 06-0100-30SW
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3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW
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3M™ Speedglas™ Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW
The Speedglas™ 9100 welding helmet with 9100XX auto-darkening lens is a highly advanced, large view, professional welding helmet. The comfort of the Speedglas™ 9100 welding helmet is the result of extensive research and development processes. 3M™ consulted with international experts in ergonomics and anatomy to ensure that the 9100 is the most comfortable and protective Speedglas™ welding helmet ever.
The 9100XX lens offers a large 11.75 square inch viewing area PLUS these great features: A grinding shade 3. Gas welding shade 5. Micro-plasma welding shade 8. Arc welding shades 9 through 13. Sensitivity settings for normal welding to low-amp inverter TIG welding, and even low sensitivity setting for when other welders are working nearby.
Speedglas™ 9100 Helmet Features
The helmet is made from a lightweight, but durable material that meets the mechanical strength requirements of ANSI Z87.1-2003.
Heat reflecting silver front.
Increased coverage for lower neck from heat and welding sparks.
Increased coverage for ear and side of neck.
SideWindows: Exclusive, patented shade 5 filters that widen your field of vision. SideWindows enable you to be more aware of nearby moving machinery, tools and other peripheral hazards. Welders can also use removable cover plates for when peripheral vision would be distracting.
Speedglas™ 9100XX Auto Dark Lens Features
Viewing area 11.75 sq in
Magnification made easy. The new magnifying lens holder, on the inside face of the welding helmet, makes lens installation easier and more adjustable.
Seven user selectable dark shades: shade 5 for gas welding/cutting, shade 8 for microplasma and low amp TIG welding and shade 9 to 13 for most other types of arc welding.
The tack welding comfort mode uses an intermediate light state (shade 5). If a follow-up arc is not struck within two seconds, the welding filter switches to the normal light state (shade 3). The comfort mode may help reduce eye fatigue resulting from the eye constantly needing to adjust to differing light levels during tack welding.
The delay function allows the user to set the dark-to-light switching time.
Sensitivity of arc detection can be adjusted to provide reliable switching for a wide range of arc welding processes, amperages and situations. And you now can lock-in any shade: the light shade for grinding or other non-welding activities, or one of the dark shadesto have it function as a passive welding filter.
Welding Lens
Made In Sweden
This item ships Free via standard ground shipping within contiguous U.S.
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet Crown Extended Coverage 06-0500-51
Code: 06-0500-51
Speedglas™ Welding Helmet Crown Extended Coverage - 9100 Series
Mfg Industrial Price: $47.93
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3M Speedglas Welding Helmet Neck Protection 06-0500-52
Code: 06-0500-52
Speedglas™ Welding Helmet Neck Protection - 9100 Series
Mfg Industrial Price: $54.88
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3M Speedglas 9100XX/9100XXi Starter Kit 06-0201-30
Code: 06-0201-30
Package of 5
-Outside Cover Plates,
-Inside Cover Plates, and
-Replacement Sweatband for Speedglas™ 9100XX and 9100XXi ONLY.
Mfg Industrial Price: $28.25
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3M Speedglas Outside Protection Plate 06-0200-51
Code: 06-0200-51
Package of 10 -
Genuine 3M™ Speedglas™ Standard Outside Protection Plate. Suitable for 9100 series Speedglas™ welding helmets ONLY.
Mfg Industrial Price: $31.86
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3M Speedglas Scratch Resistant Outside Protection Plate 06-0200-52
Code: 06-0200-52
Package of 10 -
Genuine 3M™ Speedglas™ Scratch Resistant Outside Protection Plate. Suitable for 9100 series Speedglas™ welding helmets ONLY.
Mfg Industrial Price: $64.03
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3M Speedglas High Temperature Outside Protection Plate 06-0200-53
Code: 06-0200-53
Package of 10 -
Genuine 3M™ Speedglas™ High Temperature Outside Protection Plate. Suitable for 9100 series Speedglas™ welding helmets ONLY.
Mfg Industrial Price: $56.23
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3M Speedglas Inside Protection Plate 06-0200-30
Code: 06-0200-30
Package of 5 -
Genuine 3M™ Speedglas™ inside protection plate for your Speedglas™ 9100XX or 9100XXi auto-darkening welding helmet.
Mfg Industrial Price: $14.74
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9100XX or 9100XXi
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet Headgear 06-0400-51
Code: 06-0400-51
Speedglas™ Welding Helmet Headgear and Mounting Hardware - 9100 Series
Mfg Industrial Price: $26.83
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from Lincoln Illinois asked:
August 7, 2018
Is this helment wider than the 9100v allowing room for half mask respirators?
1 Answer
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is the same size shell as the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100V Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-10SW
on August 8, 2018
Francisco C
from NY asked:
May 18, 2018
Does this helmet have xmode?? And what is the speed from clear to dark?
1 Answer
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW does not have X-mode.
on May 21, 2018
john counts
from Kentucky asked:
April 27, 2018
Are the side shades passive or auto darkening.
1 Answer
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW side windows are passive.
on April 27, 2018
from Hutchinson, Minnesota asked:
March 24, 2018
Does this helmet for sure come with the side Windows? My co-worker just ordered this helmet and it did not have the side windows.
1 Answer
All 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW come with side windows. They are shipped with removable inserts that the user can remove to access the side window feature.
on March 26, 2018
from Georgia asked:
July 7, 2017
How much does it weigh?
1 Answer
The weight of the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is 22.4 Ounces.
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on July 18, 2017
from Erie, Pa asked:
June 16, 2017
What is the approximate weight on this? Looks rather sleek.
Finn Antvorskov
from South Africa asked:
May 9, 2016
what is product code for outside protection plate for this helmet
1 Answer
The part # for the outside protection plate used on the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is 06-0200-51
Customer Service
on May 9, 2016
from Florida asked:
August 29, 2015
Does the light from the arc charge the batteries on hoods with solar assist, or only when using outside in the sun?
1 Answer
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW does not have a solar panel so it runs off battery power at all times. The 9100x and the 9100v models do have a solar panel plus batteries. The solar panel does not charge the batteries. The batteries are used to start the helmet. Once and welding arc has been established the helmet will run off of the solar panels powered by the ultra violet rays produced by the welding arc.
Customer Service
on August 31, 2015
from Florida asked:
July 21, 2015
I have a 9100xx & starting to receive a red flickering light, I have taken the speed lens apart to find out where the batteries are located so I can replace them. Where on God's green acres are they located.
1 Answer
The batteries for the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW are located in the bottom of the 9000xx auto darkening lens.Locate the Shade/ On button on the bottom left hand side of the lens and the Sens and Delay buttons on the bottom right hand side of the lens.Now turn the lens upside down so the outside front of the lens is facing up . In the purple areas on the other side from the buttons you had located you will see the battery trays. Take a small screw driver and carefully pry the battery trays out of the lens. With the trays out of the helmet you can now replace the batteries.Make sure you note the positive + and negative - positions
Customer Service
on July 21, 2015
Dwayne Motley
from Indiana asked:
July 9, 2015
How much is clear lens
2 Answers
The outside clear lens for the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is part # 06-0200-51 and they come in a package of ten for $25.88
Customer Service
on July 10, 2015
The outside clear lens for the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is part # 06-0200-51 and they come in a package of ten for $25.88
Customer Service
on July 10, 2015
Aaron Schultz
from Colorado springs co asked:
June 11, 2015
When will the 9100XXi be available in the USA for purchase??
1 Answer
We still do not have a firm availability date for the new Speedglas 9100XXi helmet.Rumors have it that it will July before they are available
Customer Service
on June 11, 2015
jeff love
from firstname.lastname@example.com asked:
May 17, 2015
about a year ago i bought a speedglas welding helmet 9100xx who do i contact about warranty issues
1 Answer
Speedglas deals directly with the end user when it comes to warranty claims. If you are having a warranty issue with your 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW you can contact Speedglas at 800-328-1667 choose option # 3 and then option # 1
Customer Service
on May 18, 2015
from Los Angeles asked:
April 23, 2015
I just saw a advertisement on you tube for a new model (3M SPEEDGLAS 9100XX(i}. Do you plan on selling this model (i) in the near future. If so, could you tell me where the sensors are located and upgrades on it?.
2 Answers
3M Speedglas advises that the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XXi currently is not available in the USA
Customer Service
on April 29, 2015
3M Speedglas advises that the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XXi currently is not available in the USA
Customer Service
on April 29, 2015
from waukon Iowa asked:
April 12, 2015
Reading the Q andA on the Speedglass helmets. Do they have a two or three year warranty? Let me know thanks!
1 Answer
3 M advises that the auto darkening lens in the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is warrantied for 3 years.
Customer Service
on April 13, 2015
from India asked:
March 18, 2015
Are the respirators still available? also. what is the approximate size of the package? since a friend will be bringing it down for me..
1 Answer
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW free respirator program is still on going and the product is in stock, The 9100XX box measures approx 12" x 12" x12"
Customer Service
on March 18, 2015
from Greenbush mi asked:
February 24, 2015
1 Answer
Yes..All of the Speedglas 9100 series welding helmets have a built in magnifying lens(cheater) holder
Customer Service
on February 24, 2015
from CA asked:
September 29, 2014
Is there sales tax for someone buying in CA?
1 Answer
If you purchase the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW for shipment to California there would be no sales tax.
Customer Service
on September 30, 2014
Albert Allgeyer
from Cornell , Michigan asked:
September 24, 2014
Are these the newest models you are selling 2014? Also is this a so called Hornell weld helment? And who would a person contact about warranty if need be for 24 months if bought from Cyber weld?
2 Answers
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW that we offer are the latest production. The 3M Speedglas helmets were originally Hornell. I believe the Hornell brand was purchased by 3M several years ago. New purchases of the Speedglas 9100 series are covered by a 3 year warranty.. Warranty is handled directly through 3m Speedglas.Lens Warranty Dept 800-328-1667
Customer Service
on September 24, 2014
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW that we offer are the latest production. The 3M Speedglas helmets were originally Hornell. I believe the Hornell brand was purchased by 3M several years ago. New purchases of the Speedglas 9100 series are covered by a 3 year warranty.. Warranty is handled directly through 3m Speedglas.Lens Warranty Dept 800-328-1667
Customer Service
on September 24, 2014
Daoud Daoud
from 9 marsden cl. / bossley park / NSW / 2176 asked:
March 11, 2014
Hi, my name is Daoud, I would like 2 know the cost of shipping plus the helmet cost in Australian dollar send it 2 my address in NSW , Australia
1 Answer
We ship indirectly to Austrailia.. We use an exporter ..In order to obtain your shipping costs you will need to go on line to our site and generate and order for the helmet. At a point during the order it will provide you with your shipping costs.. After viewing your costs you can continue with the order or you can opt out of the order
Customer Service
on March 11, 2014
from Rochester, ma asked:
March 1, 2014
What head gear comes with the 9100xx?
1 Answer
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW comes with the Speedglas # 06-0400-51... You can see it here ...........................................................................http://store.cyberweld.com/spweheheandm1.html400-51 head gear.
Customer Service
on March 3, 2014
from Asia Taiwan asked:
November 8, 2013
Can be delivered to Asia Taiwan? How much is shipping? thanks
1 Answer
Sorry but we do not ship outside of the USA
Customer Service
on November 11, 2013
Kirk Shultz
from Mammoth Lakes, CA asked:
August 25, 2013
What do the Xs denote. I've used a friend's helmet, which is a 9100X.
1 Answer
The XX as it relates to the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW means that it has the largest viewing area of all the 9100 series Speedglas Helmets.. The X size is the medium size viewing area and the V size has the smallest viewing area of all the 9100 series helmets.. So basically the XX,X, and V are a simple way of designating the size of the 9100 lens size
Customer Service
on August 28, 2013
from Portland, Maine asked:
July 24, 2013
what does 30 sw mean
1 Answer
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW... 30 is the part number for the XX lens and SW simply means the helmet comes with side windows.
Customer Service
on July 25, 2013
Jeremy andrus
from Austin, TX asked:
April 9, 2013
Was wondering if this style is good for industrial use, over a hard hat. I see that many people complained about the hard hat adapter always loosening up. Was wondering if you have to buy the Speedglas adapter, and if there have been any new improvements on the adapter they are selling now, that everyone seems to be complaining about?
2 Answers
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW requires the 3M Speedglas Hard Hat Adapter - 9100 Series 06-0014-00NR in order to install this helmet on a hard hat.. The adapter works with most major brands of slotted and non slotted hard hats.. currently it is the only way to adapt the 9100 series helmets to a hard hat.. 3M is not reporting any problems with this adapter loosening up
Customer Service
on May 6, 2013
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW requires the 3M Speedglas Hard Hat Adapter - 9100 Series 06-0014-00NR in order to install this helmet on a hard hat.. The adapter works with most major brands of slotted and non slotted hard hats.. currently it is the only way to adapt the 9100 series helmets to a hard hat.. 3M is not reporting any problems with this adapter loosening up
Customer Service
on May 6, 2013
from michigan asked:
December 10, 2012
Is this helmet made in the US or is it imported?
1 Answer
The auto darkening lens in the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is manufactured in Sweden.. The helmet is assembled in the US
Customer Service
on December 10, 2012
from Victoria, Texas asked:
November 28, 2012
Thinking about buying this for my son for Christmas. He just started at a tech school for welding. Was wondering is it possible to add hard hat attachments to this style.
1 Answer
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is adaptable to a hard hat using the 3M Speedglas Hard Hat Adapter - 9100 Series 06-0014-00NR. Cost $27.30
Customer Service
on November 28, 2012
from Tunkhannock,Pa asked:
November 15, 2012
my head is a little smaller than 6 & a 1/4 can you help me, as i would like to order the 9100xx. if i can not get it tight enough i can't use it. please get back to me asap thank you
1 Answer
The 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is adjustable down to a hat size of approx 6 1/2..
Customer Service
on November 20, 2012
Bruce Benjamin
from michigan asked:
November 11, 2012
can you buy replacement insurance of this helmet ( speedglas 9100xx) ?
1 Answer
No.. Replacement insurance for the 3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW is not available.. The helmet does have a 2 year warranty
Customer Service
on November 13, 2012
from New jersey asked:
October 21, 2012
Does this have a battery
from Largo Florida asked:
August 27, 2012
Hi, does the magnification lens comes with this helmet? If not, how much is it?
1 Answer
The magnifying lens does not come with the Speedglas 9100XX helmet and would have to be purchased separately. The price is $8.45. You can find it on our website by typing "magnifying lens" into the search bar.
Customer Service
on August 28, 2012
Bryant B
from Miami asked:
August 4, 2012
Does this helmet come with magnifying lenses?
1 Answer
The Speedglas 9100XX does not come with a magnifying lens but does come with a magnifying lens holder.
Customer Service
on August 6, 2012
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Review Summary
3M Speedglas Welding Helmet - 9100XX Auto Dark Lens 06-0100-30SW
98% Recommend this product
of 121 responses)
By RDH
February 28, 2018
The best welding helmet money can buy you will not be sorry to spend the extra money it's worth every penny.
The View you get when your welding helmet is on is outstanding the most beautiful you can get on any welding helmet
I forget to turn it on sometimes
By Randy
Fairmount, Indiana
October 11, 2017
Best hood on the market
This is by far the best decision I've made to buy one of these! I should have done it years ago. It is truly a night and day difference between hoods.
By Al D.
September 29, 2017
This technology and helmet design is great
I have done a lot of stick & MIG welding and recently set-up for TIG work projects in my shop. Had frustration with TIG tip placement and getting arc started with old flip shield helmets, getting the "feel" for that was a trying process. So I purchased an auto-darkening hat and what a difference in being able to light-up correctly positioned because you are watching the tip. I do find that my eyes are quite sensitive to the arc of TIG welding and it seems that the equivalent 13 lens shade is slightly less than optimum for me, but by wearing shaded safety glasses allows me to comfortably watch the puddle closely.
Great viewing area, quick lens adjustments, comfortable fit
Changing batteries is not a fast process, head gear adjustments are not intuitive, must read instructions
By Nick D.
Des Moines, IA
October 9, 2016
My favorite helmet
I've used several cheaper helmets and have always been let down. I had started a new job almost 2 years ago and they only used 3M helmets. I was given a brand new 9100xx and immediately fell in love. After using that day in and day out I had to purchase one for myself to use at home. I've been using this helmet for a long time now and I haven't had a single issue with it. Even the one I use at work is still kicking after being abused for 10 hours a day 5 days a week. For anyone new to this helmet, one thing to mention. The knobs on the sides do different things. One is for tension, the other is for adjusting the "lock" for holding the helmet up.
Great helmet, comfortable, stays on your head well, very clear vision, settings work great.
Wish the batteries were just a little bit easier to replace.
By Dusty
Detroit, MI
September 1, 2016
Great Helmet
Great field of vision, great visibility, great range of arcs. I do TIG, MIG, and ARC, this is a great helmet.
By Wayne
Central New York state
June 24, 2016
Well worth the cost
Fantastic helmet very comfortable and the auto dark lens is far better than any others I have used.
By roger
Elm Mott, TX
April 28, 2016
love it
Very clear at all shades
By Arence
April 6, 2016
Great Helmet
Best quality lens and wide view makes welding more easier.
Wide View and Best quality lens
Head gear is annoying if you have a small head :), traditional head gear would be better. No control button in the front or side to switch from dark shade to grinding mode, you have to take off the helmet to switch to grinding mode.
By Debby
New York
January 29, 2016
Best Welding Helmet
I bought this helmet for my husband for his bday. He was complaining that his was shot and he needed a new one but didn't want to spend the money. (really?? When you are a welder, it is extremely important to have the proper equipment - just like any kind of work that you can get hurt doing).
I researched for hours on what would be the best....And this is the helmet that I personally thought would be The Best!
When he opened it - he was in shock!!! It was the exact helmet that he had picked out and wanted to buy!
(He's a foreman/welder and has been in the industry for 20 yrs) He could not believe that out of all the helmets that are out there - that I bought him the exact one that he himself picked out and wanted.
That confirmed to me - I did pick the best!
I can not tell you how many times he has said or even text me from work saying 'This Helmet is Amazing!' or 'I love this helmet - you can see everything' or even 'Everything is bright. I thought there was something wrong but its just that the helmet is that Great!'
Large viewing area Side lens to see to the side while looking forward Very Bright
other than a little hard to adjust to fit head properly - None.
By David
Kansas city
January 24, 2016
It's a great helmet. No problems with it.
By Marlin W.
January 18, 2016
Shop Manager
quick ship
By bloods
md eastern shore
November 5, 2015
3rd speedglas over last 20 yrs. keep getting better.
weld anodized pipe all day, combine helmet with pyrex cup on tig torch and the viewing area is incredible.
By Tyler
Oneida, Tennessee
October 25, 2015
3M Speedglas 9100XX
Very great hood, really clear and crisp viewing of the weld pool. Headgear fits comfortably once you adjust it properly.
By Sean
October 19, 2015
This is the best helmet of them all!
Best quality
Price, not solar assist. Battery operated Is better.
By metalbeater
Orland Hills, Il
September 30, 2015
no solar charger
I researched many helmets before making this purchase, and I missed the fact that it doesn't have a solar charger. It probably won't be an issue for a while, based on battery life expectancy. also, the battery saver feature shuts the helmet down after not using it for a while, so you always have to turn it on before striking an arc.
lightweight, large viewing area, comfortable headgear
no solar charger
By Rich
Jeanerette, LA
September 14, 2015
Awesome shield
Have owned many this is by far the best!
Very clear viewing Lens
By Danny
Orange County, California
August 30, 2015
Excellent helmet
This is my 3rd speedglas helmet. I love it. Huge window. I can see the material I'm welding so clear. I've tried the miller helmets, but not as great as the speedglas. It's worth the extra money.
By Brady
Springfield, Illinois
August 27, 2015
3M Welding Helmet works great.
The 3M is light weight but very durable. It works great.
By Steve
August 7, 2015
Very Nice.
Doesn't fog up like my last helmets.
$100 more than Miller's Best Hood.
By Bill
Roatan, in the Caribbean
August 6, 2015
Best helmet I've owned
The ergonomics of this helmet are superb. The fit, once adjusted, is like not wearing a helmet at all. Taking it on and off is a snap and I don't have to snug anything up. It stays where it's supposed to be. My old Miller helmet used to pull my hair out getting it on and off, and I don't have much hair left. 8-) This helmet will allow me to keep what little hair I still have because it fits so well it doesn't yank my hair out. The friction setting to smoothly let the helmet down is very nice. The click lock in the up position is something I've always wanted. This stays up until I bring it down. In the up position, it is very balanced so I can walk around and not feel the helmet is about to fall off my head of come down on its own.
The lens is brilliant. I can see what I'm welding in bright sun, in the shade or indoors. Even breathing inside the helmet is a new experience. There's good air flow to keep fumes away from inhalation.
It's an expensive unit, but I'm worth it.
Balanced in the up position. Once adjusted, it goes on and off without ANY tweaks. It's like a custom fit. The lens is as good as it gets. No flashing and the electronics are easily adjusted.
By Bruce
Marietta, Georgia
August 5, 2015
Easy process
Very easy to order and very fast delivery.
By Robert
Los Angeles
August 2, 2015
3M Speedglass 9100XX
Best helmet ever.
Very clear field of view. Will help make better welds.
By Craig
Waretown, NJ
July 30, 2015
Best I've used yet.
Extremely comfortable, reliable and easy to use!
HUGE filter, with side windows makes viewing everything a breeze!
By Paul
July 25, 2015
First auto shield i have ever used, been welding over 30 yrs now, WELL this is totally AWESOME !!!
By John W
Santee, California
July 13, 2015
Great helmet!
I bought this helmet for my son who does chassis fabrication. He tig welds many hours a day. So far he loves it! Best helmet he has ever welded with.
By SV
Chicago, IL
July 2, 2015
Perfect Hemet
It is light, very comfortable head gear, works perfectly with low amp inverter welding, and has a great lens color to view through. I wasn't sure if I was going to like the side lenses, but they are nice. I have a couple other brand helmets and this is the only one I use now.
Comfortable, light weight, works perfectly.
By Gary
May 12, 2015
Superb helmet
This is my second 3M. Purchased as an upgrade to my 9000. By far the best helmet on the market. A bit heavier than some of the others, but once it is on, no worries. Very large viewing and the side panels give a more ergonomic feel. Highly recommend for student, beginner and experienced alike. Will buy another dedicated to TIG.
No solar on XX
By Greg M
United States
May 8, 2015
Hands down best!
I've used all other brands finally bought speedglas and have stuck with them ever since. I've had 4 different models over 8 years 9002 v, 100, 9100x and 9100xx the only reason I went through that many is because I just kept wanting the next new speedglas I have loved every one of them and now especially love this hood. They are light, the pushbutton shade and sensitivity adjustment is nice the plastics seal up on the filter very well keeping the glass very clean for a long to mine still looks brand new and I've used it over a year, the headgear is by far the most comfortable out there, many different shades and sensitivities. Get this one with the side windows!!!
Light,good lens seal,great shade variation, very quick shade activation,the most comfortable and the side windows are very helpful.
By Joe
May 1, 2015
Better than expected
I've had a wide assortment of hoods over the years. Bought this to see what the hype was all about. It lives up to all of it. It's light years better than anything else I have ever used. I keep making everybody I know try it out and they are all just as amazed as I am
Amazing visibility
By Casey
Diller, Nebraska
April 27, 2015
First new welding helmet in over 10 years. I like the "lightness" of the helmet compaired to the one I was using. However the head gear is very hard to get set to fit properly and had others warn me about this issue with this helmet.
By keith
April 17, 2015
best hood ive owned
By Tony
st.louis missouri
April 16, 2015
Quality Hood
This Hood is exceptional. The clarity is unmatched & the build of the hood is strong. The smaller parts used to adjust the hood are difficult to use but they work effectively. This is my only good other than an auto Kobalt hood.
View clarity comfort weight viewing area side panals for vision
Hard to adjust some parts of hood. No specific grind mode button
By Grant
April 9, 2015
Buy this
Expensive but worth every penny
Almost unnoticeable change when the uv auto dark turns on. Side view makes a more comfortable fit.
It's hard to think of any. Will likely buy more
By Aaron
New Hampshire
March 25, 2015
Excellent helmet
I have had this helmet for a few weeks now. It is a major upgrade from my previous Lincoln helmet...all I can say is wow. With the big ADF and the side windows, your field of vision is fantastic. You can walk around the shop without bumping into things, and it feels like you don't even have the helmet on.
The headgear is very adjustable and comfortable.
On the other hand, the optional head and neck cover that I purchased with it is a joke..don't spend the money on it.
By "TT"
March 18, 2015
speedglass 9100xx 30sw
Takes a little while to get used to the headgear,but once you do -it's great!!!!!!! Awsome product!!!!!!
By heavyd79
New Baltimore MI
March 1, 2015
speedglas 9100xx
Ive had alot of autodarks, jaksons, millers and the speedglas blows them away. The optics are so clear while welding. Not like miller elite or jackson nexgen. Their optics are blotchy and not consistent. Spend a little more if you weld for a living. Your eyes will thank you.
Clarity in the loght state and while welding. The vent keeps helmet from getting stuffy. And the head gear puts the helmet on top of your head when up not hanging out in front of your face. Tack mode is nice.
Headgear sometimes snags your hair.
By Christopher
February 26, 2015
9100XX. Excellent.
Only had it a month or so... so I'm hoping the extra $$ will pay off in the end. Tried other brands that worked great but didn't last.
Huge viewing area. Most comfortable headband I've used. Simple controls. Head gear is adjustable 7 ways from Sunday. Reducied neck strain alot (once I read instructions).
Pricey. A bit heavy, if you don't adjust the headgear properly.
By Mark Moore Design
Victor, NY
February 25, 2015
Best welding helmet, so worth the $
I've been welding for 12 years as a self employed specialty fabricator. I weld everyday sometimes up to 12 hours a day. My Miller hood finally died and after reading the reviews on this I spent the bucks and got it. It certainly is a lot of money but was well worth it. I've been using it for 3 months now and would highly recommend it to any welder that welds a lot.
It is super comfortable. I can see everything with the larger window especially when its in light mode and I find I lift the hood less. The best part is that there is a tension knob that specifically holds the hood up and one knob to tension the lowering of the hood. No more of the hood slipping down on you. It did take some time to get the head gear adjusted right and a couple days to get use to the better ergonomic head gear. Now I don't even notice its on my head sometimes. I never get flashed anymore. I use to get flashed all the time weld this one part that I regularly make. Now I never get flashed with the 3M. With all the use I still have not gone through a battery in 3 months now.
The only thing that I can say bad is that you can't turn on the grind mode without taking the helmet off. In my opinion a major flaw and I don't end up using that function due to inconvenience. I also like to wear a bandana on my head when I weld. Unfortunately the ergonomic head gear falls much lower on the back of my head. The same spot I tie the knot for the bandana which causes the knot to press into my head. So I've had to switch to a scull cap.
By zach
Mid Michigan
February 25, 2015
Better than the lincoln and miller adfs. Super clear view. Easier to interpret puddle. No overwhelming green arc flare.
Adf Balance (Comfort)
By Jere
United States
February 21, 2015
Awesome hood! Worth every penny spent! The most comfortable headgear I have ever worn! Love it,highly recommended this hood!
By Jason
Bellingham, Washington
February 16, 2015
Incredible helmet!
I love this hemet, the viewing area is huge and the visibility when welding is incredible. Very comfortable headgear too.
By Leon
Denver Colorado
February 8, 2015
Professional welding helmet
This is a great welding helmet, what I love about it is the top balance of the helmet, the helmet is light weight and what weight there is sits on the top of your head which causes less neck strain, when you are wearing the helmet for extrended periods of time this is a great feature. With the two bands that go across the top of your head and the lower adjustment that sits low on your neck the helmet stays better on my head when I am welding out of possition and moving around, it does not come off also it is comfortable. One important thing is to spend some time too get the bands across the top adjusted correctly, make sure you can not stick your finger in between eather band. Another feature about this helmet is the adjustment knobs on the side, one is for the drag coming down, the other is for the positioning of the helmet on the top of your head, it has a latch or notch which will keep in the upper possition and you adjust how strong or no notch at all. I like that. Lenses is great I see much better with this helmet, I had a Next gen helmet. Another feature that I like is the preferal vision, the helmet is designed where the front face peace sticks out alittle where you receive very little arc while you are welding, and if you do not like what little arc you get, you can place some blinders on, that comes with the helmet. Another unique quality of this helmet is the front face piece, as I mentioned the is a small gap where air can flow and the stand off keeps a little cooler, and the breathing helps from fogging, I did have a slight problem with this using the Miller magi-faction lense, I took the lense out, for a minute then placed it back in, with no other problem so far. I also bought the top cover and the chin guard which I love, this could account for the fogging, The head and chin guard are a fabric type of material, advantage is it is light weight, disadvantage is under large globs of hot metal it will fail, recommend lether. I have not had any problem so far, I try to keep my head from large splatter. Changing front lense is easy two tabs in lower back, bottom of lense, squeeze and pull out, then replace with new one. I am enjoying my new helmet, it is built well. If you decide on getting one, take time to set up all of the adjustment before you weld, you will be happier with this product.
Well balenced on my head, side vision, light weight, gap in front face shield which keeps inside of helmet cooler, with breath extraction to sides. Two head bands and lower neck adjustment. Great optics, slide in magnification holder, easy replacement front lense, head and chin guards, two side adjustments.
No colorful helments, if you buy head cover, glue the clips to plastic loops that attaches to cloth before you install it, they break easily, be careful with alignment before you place clips on, they do not remove easly, which is good, they will not come off.
By Robert
Jerome Idaho
February 6, 2015
Speedglas 9100xx welding helmet
Best helmet on the market!!. This helmet works as good or better than described by seller, if you are considering buying one of these you won't regret it. CyberWeld has the best price online. Shipping was lightening fast!! I will buy my next one from CyberWeld.
By David
Central, Indiana
February 1, 2015
3M Speedglass helmet
So far I really like this helmet. It's light weight and the head gear makes it very comfortable. The clarity of the lense is remarkable.
By dean
willard mo
January 20, 2015
speedglas welding hood
Quick ship time. Like big viewing area on welding hood . I think hood is better quality than my jackson or miller. Most comfortable headgear ever had. Dont know about longevity have not had it that long.
By Art
Cerritos, California
December 25, 2014
This thing is amazing
This is a great helmet and be far the best one I have used. I have used a few Miller helmets but none had a lens this large.
By Cean
December 20, 2014
it's beautiful 9100 xx
It's been 15 years since I touched a speedglas and it was everything I imagined it would be like and more.
The improvements are awesome.
like the side windows and the headgear is perfect.
None I can think of as yet
By Steve
United States
December 19, 2014
I researched helmets quite thoroughly.....ended up getting the new Optrel E684 which was supposed to be top of the line. I was unimpressed with the overall feel of the helmet and small viewing area. Just didn't feel like a professional piece of equipment to me. I decided to go with the 9100XX and I am really happy with that decision. The viewing area with side windows is like looking out of a cockpit, you can see everything while you are fitting things up, etc. The clarity is outstanding and it isn't overwhelmingly green like i was afraid of. The fit/finish of the helmet, headgear, materials, etc. scream quality and now I know why there are so many positive reviews. If you're on the fence about buying a 9100xx versus a 9100x or V, spend the extra $$$...you won't be sorry!
Large Viewing Area Clarity Side Windows Highly Adjustable Durable Materials
Takes a lot of adjusting, but once you get it dialed in, it's like a custom helmet.
By Nigel A
Maiden, NC
November 23, 2014
Comfortable, clear, and light weight
I own/run a performance shop and do all of the fab work/welding as well. I've been using a Miller Digital Elite series helmet for almost 3 years with no issues but after hearing about the Speedglas helmet I wanted to see what all the noise was about. The first time I used it I could see why everyone liked it. The super clear lens and just how comfortable it is makes it worth every penny.
Clear, light, comfortable,
By William
Washington state, United States
November 4, 2014
awesome hood
everything as described. I was surprised at the anti-fogging abilities. Awesome product at an awesome price. Shipping was fairly quick. If you are on the fence on upgrading from an older hood with less capabilities, I would suggest that you spend the extra cash for a superior product. The larger viewing window makes a big difference. Also came with extras like a beanie cap and clear covers. I highly recommend.
large viewing window, super light-weight, air flow keeps fogging to a minimum, and comes with extras
By thegnome
Hesperia, California
October 25, 2014
Great welding helmet
This is a well designed welding helmet. It is all that it is bragged to be, from its clear lens, shades 9-13, to the comfortable ratcheting head gear. Oh, I am for real too! I'm not part of the ad.... I have used it in the shop and it has been a great investment. Cyberweld has the best price and the fastest free shipping too! Thank you!
1. The head gear is the best. 2. I also enjoy the easy ability to switch processes. 3. The clarity
By Kenny
Kansas City
September 17, 2014
The best hood you can buy.
This is a very high quality hood that is extremely versatile.
By Nick
August 14, 2014
Incredible Hood, Amazing Price
Coming from an older auto-darkening hood I was familiar with their operation. The features built into this hood are like none-other I've seen before. The gigantic viewing window instantly improved my TIG quality. Response and control-ability of the screen, and crisp buttons make this very easy to setup regardless of the operation I'm doing. I really like the double head band support, makes prolonged use very comfortable. I can honestly say I forget it's there at times.
Features, functionality, fitment, control, viewing area, side windows, comfortable head band.
By Marcus D
Austin, Texas
August 11, 2014
Excellent Helmet. Well worth the money
I am very pleased with this purchase. It is very adjustable and the most comfortable piece of safety equipment I have ever put on my head.
Very adjustable Great viewing area Comes with lots of replacement parts Very comfortable
Expensive, but worth it
By Sheydon
Hilo, Hawaii
July 28, 2014
Good helmet
Ive had this helmet since september 2011 while finishing up my second year of school. Use mostly for stick and mig. Lense is super clear but tends to get dirty fast. The helmet is pretty big and hard to get in tight spaces. The headgear is comfortable but flimsy which makes out of position welding difficult. I think this helmet would be better for shop use
Clear lense Side view lense broadens field of view Flexible settings
Flimsy headgear Pricey A little heavy and big No solar battery charger
By Marcus
New york
June 12, 2014
Great helmet
Been using this hood for about 2 weeks since purchase after looking at numerous ones and this is a must have,I weld for 8 to 12 hours a day and it's jus fantastic I do mig and tig daily. It's worth the money
Light weight , comfortable , clear view
Outer protection lens gets really messy when mig and stick welding
By Mike
Philadelphia Area
June 1, 2014
Exceptional Helmet
I purchased this welding helmet after my other helmet stopped working. It was a Miller Performance Series, and was a graduation gift from my parents. One of the guys I work with also has a Speedglas, the 9000 model. He said he has been rockin' that helmet for almost 17 years, with absolutely zero problems. So I figured I would give this newer helmet a try. I've only had it for about 3 weeks, but all I can say is that it is by far the best helmet I have ever used, and ever seen. No problems so far, and it works perfectly.
Crystal clear view Light weight Extremely comfortable headgear Very customizable in terms of sensitivity, delay, and shade settings Has not flashed me yet
None that I have come across yet
By zac
May 4, 2014
best helmet ever!
clarity is second to none. very comfortable headset. like the ability to set closer to face.
super clear. comfortable
By Mike
May 1, 2014
Great hood!
I've had this hood about two weeks now and I love it! It's light weight and darkens faster than any hood I've had in the past.
Full coverage field of view, light, great for cutting, darkens very quickly, no more flash burn! Great for torch and plasma cutting.
None so far!
By Keith
Houston, Tx
April 17, 2014
Great hood
Realy like this hood. I'm a american optical brat but this automatic lens is the best replacement for shop use.
Like the clarity. Reaction time to arc is very crisp.
Wish speedglas had a grind one touch button like miller.
By Neil
Missouri, USA
April 3, 2014
Great Hood!!!!!!!!!!
I purchased this hood close to a month ago and I am really satisfied with it so far. The main reason I purchased this hood was because I have really sensitive eyes and I could not find a lens that would not hurt my eyes for my pipeliner hood. I tried a friends Miller, but it had a nasty glare that was hurting my eyes too, I only used it for about 5 minutes. With the Speedglas, I have yet to have any trouble with my eyes hurting. I have tried all the different settings, and all work great. I like the wide viewing area, even though it may be a little overkill. The side viewing area is also real cool, however it can be a little distracting at times. Right now I have put the covers over the side viewing lens. The front cover lens does not last very long, but what do you expect when you are doing a lot of overhead. Also, the head gear is really comfortable!! There are a lot of different adjustments for the headgear and once you have it set for your head, you are in for a treat! So far, I have used it for stick, tig, mig, and flux core, and have not had a single problem. Works great for TIG by the way!!!! Overall, I am 100% satisfied with this purchase. Shipping was fast! It is a little pricey, but you are paying for quality. However, before I had made this purchase, I had contacted cyberweld.com through email, and I have still yet to receive a response to that email, which I am not real happy about. I will definitely be purchasing from cyberweld.com again, and HOPEFULLY NEXT TIME, I will get an email back when I have a question about something. Thank you!
Everything!! Large viewing area. Lens is soothing on my eyes (I have really sensitive eyes). Headgear is really comfortable. Side viewing area to see what is going on around you (however can be distracting at times). Recommend this hood for anyone looking for an auto dark!
Nothing so far. The price is real high, but you are paying for quality.
By Alex
March 27, 2014
Speedglas is top of the line gear. If you're going to be welding on a daily basis, spend the money on a good hood. The XX is definitely worth the money.
Side windows offer a room opening experience unlike any other hood. Great for seeing potential dangers around you.
By james
March 9, 2014
love it
Get one,,,
By Jaegermeister
DeKalb, Illinois
January 27, 2014
Best Welding Helmet
Great for Tig, Mig, Stick and all other welding processes!
By Scott
United States
January 17, 2014
very good design
very comfortable and light weight. The bigger lens is very convenient.
By Susan
Roseville CA
January 13, 2014
Perfect! As described! Thank you!
Item came quickly! Haven't used it yet but it looks perfect. Thank you!
By brittany
Saskatchewan Canada
November 20, 2013
Best Helmet Ever !!!
One of my friends let me try her speedglas after 5 minutes I was sold. I ordered one that evening and got four days later, I have never worn a more comfortable helmet. The speedglas is great for low amp tig work especially when pulse mode. Had it for two weeks and I will never wear another helmet. Thank you cyberweld.com !!
light weight comfortable headgear well balanced large viewing area/window good shade stability at low amps side windows
By david
dobson nc
November 15, 2013
great welding hood
I recently upgraded from hornell speedglas 9002x to 9100xx love the clarity of lens also headgear very comfortable
By david
dobson nc
November 15, 2013
great welding hood
I recently upgraded from hornell speedglas 9002x to 9100xx love the clarity of lens also headgear very comfortable
By German V
West Covina California
November 13, 2013
Speedglas 9100XX
Been using speedglas since 2008 best helmet in the industry, the new bag is really cheap compare to the first bags they issue out.
By ed
November 13, 2013
best welding hood I've ever used
like the quick lens adjustment, cutting shade, tacking feature. gentle on the eyes. best price on cyberweld
By Brian
Vancouver WA
November 9, 2013
No words can describe how pleased i am with this hood
seriously none.
All aspects of it.
By William
Seattle, Washington
October 25, 2013
Speedglass 9100XX
Have been very impressed with quality and viewing area.
Great viewing area, very comfortable head gear, easy to use control and to change setting. This is an expensive product, but well worth the cost. Wished I'd would have purchased sooner! Recommend this product.
Alot of head gear adjustments, once it's set for you it's great, but takes a couple of days use to get thing set right.
By MIKE
bENTON, IL
September 11, 2013
speed glass for life!
I purchased a 9002X in 2003 when I started as an pipe fitter. Its been to France twice and Nigeria and believe me these are the best hoods on the market. They are pricey but well worth the money
I use it everyday and have only changed the batteries 2 times
By Mike
out west
August 31, 2013
Liked it enough to buy a second.... Enough said
As said previously, agreed about the tensioners, I don't care for them either. But overall I liked it enough to brag to the father in law. He loved it. So I bought one for him as well for an early Christmas present.
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I think I might finally be warm again. I spent Friday volunteering at the golf tournament fundraiser that my support group holds every year. (Last year when we golfed it was sunny and warm.) It was cold and rainy and windy and I was only prepared for the rainy part, not the cold part. Then D had a soccer game on Saturday morning and it was still cold. It was frickin' 5°C Saturday morning (41°F for the SI impaired readers) so I wore my winter jacket and long underwear. I didn't have time to dig out my mittens so my hands froze and it took hours of cuddling with my hot water bottle to get warm (I love you Merry.)
I don't know where I've been for the last few days. I barely read any blogs, I definitely wasn't writing anything. (I want to both read all the posts and write my own contribution to the Right Where I Am project but it hasn't happened yet.) I closed myself in my room and read all the non-Right Where I Am posts in my reader this morning but there were only a few comments written. (Sorry ladies I know I suck.) It's not like I spend all my time watching TV since all the season is over and hockey is down to the finals so there's only been 2 games in the last week. Time just seems to be slipping away from me.


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Distance: 11 km return (+4km around lake)
Elevation Gain: 460 m
Sunday morning was grey, drizzly and cold. Alan and I went for breakfast in town then decided to be productive and do something. We chose the Bertha Lake trail because it was less committing (we left the camper at noon) and because we knew we would be missing out on any vistas the other hikes promised due to low cloud cover. The trail was wet and muddy initially, but had better drainage higher up. There was a nice lookout over Waterton Lake early in the hike, but the majority of the walk was switchbacks in the trees. The best part was the bridge at Bertha Falls.
|Bertha Falls near the start of the hike
|Hiking up into the clouds
When we arrived at the lake, it was glass calm and misty. It was pretty spectacular. We chose to do the 4 km loop around the lake so we could check it all out as the shape of the lake prevents you from being able to see the whole thing. We passed maybe 8 other people in the 4 km loop and enjoyed the peace and quiet of having yet another lake to ourselves.
|Alan gets a different perspective of the lake than most
|Hiking through the blueberries around Bertha Lake
|Spooky mist on the lake
We stopped on a rock and made tea and soup to warm up and watch the clouds roll by. As we hiked, we picked blueberries and wild raspberries by the handful. I am surprised we didn't see any bears!
|Alan watching the clouds
|Working our way around the lake
|The trail gets up above the lake in a few places for a better view
|Very quiet and very calm
Based on the photos I have seen of Bertha Lake, there are some beautiful mountains above. We didn't see those on our hike, but we did have a really nice walk in the clouds. The walk around the lake was certainly worth it and was far more interesting than the boring trudge to get to the lake.
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Take a look at these and make sure you're not a victim of these or similar scams.
- The ATM card-reader
- The bogus rental property
- The dating fraud
- The tourist traps
- The bogus computer menders
The ATM card-reader
This one has been going for a while and it's alive and kicking all over the world. In fact, wherever there are ATMs, there could be this scam at any time. Beware.
A friend of mine from the States was caught out by this while visiting London recently. This is what she says:
"Someone hacked into my Santander account after I made a cash withdrawal at an ATM in central London last weekend. I made the withdrawal on the Santander ATM. And the day after there were postings from the Royal Bank of Scotland on my checking account: $340. Then $840. Then $1190. and $1190. and $1190. With related transaction fees totaling $200. All posted on July 30th. Probably done on the 29th. After talking to a number of different people, I have established a claim and money will be moved back into my account after I sign an affidavit.
"I will walk the affidavit to Santander when I get back and will have a very long talk with them. Back in 2010, when I first went to Paris for a month, I increased my cash withdrawals at ATMs from $300 to $400 or $500 to accommodate the euro and pound. Clearly, their system did not work. AND I AM FURIOUS."
She will get her money back as this is clearly a fraudulent situation, but ultimately it's all of us, the bank customers, who end up paying for these frauds.
If you want to know how it works, check out this video which shows how scammers put barely-visible contraptions into the slot where you put your card. These contraptions then read the details on your card and film you putting your pin number in so they have all the info they need to take money out of your account as soon as you have gone. You have no idea it has happened as you have your card back in your wallet.
What to do?
There are a few things you can do including:
- Only using ATMs within the banks themselves or getting cashback when in the supermarket, rather than using high street ATMs
- Checking the slot you put your card into whenever you use an ATM. Is there anything bulky there? Maybe check it with your fingers to see if anything around the slot could be removed.
- If you're at all suspicious, don't use it!
The bogus rental property
Another friend has been scammed by this mean fraud this week.
It's a very popular one with experienced online fraudsters and involves ads for lovely-sounding rental properties in great areas that are very cheap.
The fraudsters tend to advertise on websites like Gumtree, Craigslist, RoomBuddies and other sites that are popular places for people to look for somewhere to live.
The usual drill is that you see this ad, think it looks great and then email the person (they don't leave a phone number on the whole). They say that they're abroad and that they just want someone really nice to look after the apartment. 'They're not in it for the money', they often say. There might be a sob-story attached to it, too, which stops them coming over to the city to show you the apartment.
However, it sounds so good that you're happy to put a deposit down.
This is where they drop the stinger – you will have to send it via Western Union or Moneygram or some other agency that deals in foreign cash transactions. The big problem with these agencies is that they deal in actual cash transactions – they help people to send money abroad without using banks. So the money is untraceable.
Once you have sent that cash over, that's it. You won't hear from these people again and you won't even be able to trace them through their email addresses (usually a yahoo or hotmail address anyway). Just kiss goodbye to your money.
What to do?
- Use the old adage "if it looks too good to be true, it probably is". Rental property in big cities, particularly London, is generally expensive so if you see an ad for somewhere in the centre of town with all mod-cons and it's going for a song, be suspicious.
- Don't hand over money for any rental property that you haven't actually visited. Admittedly this isn't always possible if you're applying from abroad, but, if possible, get someone else to visit it before signing anything yourself.
- Any time you see Western Union or Moneygram demanded as a payment method, back away. These are perfectly legitimate means of transferring money and are used a lot by people who don't have bank accounts or are sending money abroad to other people who don't have bank accounts. However, as the money is untraceable it means that these companies are beloved of fraudsters. ALWAYS listen to the alarm bells that should be ringing very loud in your mind!
The dating fraud
Rather like the scam above, the dating fraud is done online, usually from a foreign country and involves getting you to send money abroad.
It's a particularly mean one. Fraudsters trawl the online dating sites looking for a target. They often prey on women, generally older women who might be divorced or widowed and have some cash in the bank.
They develop a close, online relationship for a few months (they play the long game) and then suddenly come up with a terrible sob-story: "my son is dangerously ill and has to go to hospital but I don't have the money to pay for his surgery" or "my mother has been evicted and we will have to sell our home to look after her" or similar.
The woman feels terrible and asks how she can help. There's some to-ing and fro-ing while the fraudster pretends to be too proud to take money, but then accepts.
Some people have been defrauded of tens of thousands of pounds this way. So beware.
What to do?
- Beware what you tell strangers online. It's far too easy to be anonymous and you never really know who you are 'talking' to until you meet them face-to-face.
- Even in real life, there are fraudsters who prey on singles looking for love. Don't give too much of yourself or your money until you are really sure (ideally once you've got a ring on your finger!!)
- If they want you to transfer money via Western Union or Moneygram, be very suspicious. As above, these methods are not traceable so are beloved of fraudsters
- If you have been scammed like this, tell Actionfraud.police.uk. They are compiling a database of these criminals and it will help others if you give them the details – however embarrassing.
The tourist traps
We have a whole article dedicated to the top ten holiday scams here so take a look if you're about to go on holiday.
The prime scams to beware of (and really do beware of these, particularly if you are going to be in a busy city or theme park)
Strangers offering you things
It could be flowers, leaflets, information, trinkets or more. Not only are the items they are offering usually of no value at all, but this is often a ruse to get close to you so that they can steal your purse, watch, phone and more. Keep your valuables in a body bag if possible and brush off these pests as soon as they get near!
Waiters taking your credit card away
Don't let your credit card out of your sight. As soon as they have your card they can skim it and use the details to take money out later on. Even better is to use a prepaid credit card so that even if they get the details, they can't take more than you have already loaded on the card.
Taxi drivers over-charging
This applies to rickshaws as well as cars. If possible, find out beforehand (from the hotel or locals) how much a journey should cost, roughly, and establish at the start of the drive how much they are going to charge. If they are evasive then get out and hail a more legitimate-looking vehicle.
The bogus computer menders
I've had this one. Actually it was quite fun to argue with the person on the other end of the phone!
What happens here is that you are phoned up out of the blue by someone who says he is from Windows, or Microsoft, Apple or from Outlook – anything that sounds kosher – and that your computer has been compromised.
If you believe them then they tell you they will help you fix it.
Of course, they do nothing of the sort. What they will actually do is either ask you to give them remote access to your computer which they will use to grab your personal data off the machine. Or they get you to go to a website where you will download malware that will infect your computer and send your details to them. Or they might even ask for money in return for a lifetime of 'protection' from whatever they are pretending is in your PC or laptop.
What to do?
Essentially, the moment they call, you should just put the phone down. Or you could get into a fun argument with them as I did. It went something like this:
Them: Hello, I'm calling from Windows. Your computer has been compromised.
Me: Really? How do you know? Do you know my IP address?
Them: Yes of course.
Me: Really? So what is it?
Them: We don't give that information over the phone.
Me: Nonsense, you're just a criminal.
Them: (shouting) How dare you call me a criminal! I am not. I am from Windows and I'm telling you that your computer has been hacked.
Me: You're a dirty criminal and you should be ashamed of yourself.
Them: How dare you (slams the phone down).
If you believed them and your computer has been infected, first change all your passwords, particularly your bank passwords, then take your machine to a reputable mender. It will probably need a new hard-drive so be prepared!
Golden Rules
- If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
- If they're calling or emailing you out of the blue with an offer, you probably don't want it
- If you think you've been scammed, go directly to the bank, the police or other authorities. Also report it at actionfraud.police.uk
More great reading
- Keep updated about the latest scams and frauds with our Rip-Off Britain blog
- Find out about the latest tourist traps here
- Top 10 phone scams and how to avoid them
- Work from home scams and how to avoid them
- Seasonal money scams on the internet


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It's common enough knowledge now when one starts shopping for airline tickets to set up flight alerts through kayak (I'm sure you've seen the search one and done commercials), to compare prices across sites and so on and so forth. Buying cheaper airline tickets especially behooves those who are headed to a conference and matriculated in a graduate program that gives a set amount for conference travel no matter what the costs are. Most programs, of course, will put a cap on how many times you can apply for such grants. Some only offer grants if you are a presenter, but I've received at least two grants to attend conferences solely for research purposes. Anyway, if you're trying to make a travel grant stretch, here are a few things to think about in regards to airfare (and if you're getting reimbursed, remember, you can still earn miles for both making the purchase and for doing the actual flying!).
Search one doesn't really mean done. STA Travel may not have the same deals it did a few years ago, before fuel surcharges lost their little gassy minds, but the site is still worth checking and it doesn't show up on the sites that aggregate airfares. It's also been opened up to non-student travelers and of course teachers and those under the age of 26 still somehow count within STA's main demographic. There is a NY Times article here about student travel agencies courting non-students. Be warned that you may have to get in touch directly with the airline you choose to fly in order to get miles earned posted to your account.
I'm really fond of hipmunk for comparing flight schedules and prices, as well as bing.com's travel tool because it has a price predictor and can tell me whether to wait or buy (and if prices are rising or steady) on many popular routes.
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From the Wall Street Journal, "Whatever you do, don't buy an airline ticket on…"
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For two years, coach Don Beebe has been touting who he perceives as the next great quarterback at Aurora Christian, the multi-talented youngster who will follow in the footsteps of Jordan Roberts, Nate Peterson and Anthony Maddie, who rank 1-2-5 in state history for touchdown passes in a career.
Beebe, who once caught passes from Hall of Famer Jim Kelly for the Buffalo Bills, knows a quarterback when he sees one. And before the 2012 season began, he felt 6-foot-2, 210-pound sophomore Austin Bray would be his starting quarterback.
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"Going into the summer, I was going to start Bray. He will be a good one," Beebe said. "He was the starter. Then we competed in a 7-on-7 tournament with Kaneland, Batavia and Neuqua Valley and Ryan lit it up from a leadership standpoint. Then we went to a national 7-on-7 tournament in Arkansas and finished third out of 32 teams and Ryan lit it up again. We knew he would be our quarterback this year. As he progressed, I knew he would have a big year."
Truth be told, Beebe had to be nudged a little. McQuade is Beebe's nephew. No, he didnt ask his mother (Beebe's sister) to intercede in his behalf. Instead, he walked into the coach's office and boldly announced that he wanted a shot at the starting quarterback position.
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I said: 'I'll put a lot of time and effort into it and we'll see at the end of the summer.' It worked out good."
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TRIPLE H PUPA ( Hot, Holo and Hydropsyche ) TMC 2499 SP BL- #14 #18
Posted 11 April 2012 - 11:17 AM
Last Spring, on the East Walker River, Bridgeport, CA...this Midge pattern caught more LARGE Browns and Rainbows, for Michael and I ,than any other pattern in my fly boxes...I repeated that process in September...
PALINISTA (apologies to EVA)
HOOK: Mustad C49S, Daiichi 1130... #18 -#20
THREAD: Tiemco, 16/0, White
TAIL: 1 Strand Pearl Krystal Flash
ABDOMEN: White Thread
OVERABDOMEN: Hareline Stalcups Micro Tubing, Blue
RIB: Wapsi Silver Wire, X-SM
WING: Grizzly Krystal Flash Back and White
THORAX: Arizona Diamond Hair Pearl Green or Blue
HOT SPOT: Datum Glo-Brite Floss, Red # 3
BEAD: Silver Brass or Tung., 5/64 or 1/16
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I just realised I forgot to put in the fritz, whoops
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 04:09 AM
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MUSTAD The wise anglers choice.
Posted 12 April 2012 - 10:03 AM
and the shoal:
Posted 12 April 2012 - 10:45 AM
One ' pattern' I had joy with was simply a rubber grub with the tail cut off, hook threaded through so it formed the body and some flashbou and tinsel as a tail. Not sure why they liked it as it looked rubbish but on flowing water pike it was really effective.
Based Scottish Highlands. UK
MUSTAD The wise anglers choice.
Posted 12 April 2012 - 10:51 AM
Posted 12 April 2012 - 11:47 AM
It was fun tying with the hair, I've got some light blue, and enough white to create some mackerel or shad patterns, it's really got me thinking And I think I have some old beaten up rubber grub lures somewhere, I could probably use the tails and the bodies, like that
I was about to write when it comes to pike anything the right size at the right depth will get them but I've too many cold blank days behind me to risk that. A good book I have on pike fishing is Joe Buchers Crankbait Secrets. Its a book for lure fishing but the principles apply to any bait presented for pike and musky. It certainly improved my success with lures for pike.
Based Scottish Highlands. UK
MUSTAD The wise anglers choice.
Posted 12 April 2012 - 12:01 PM
Wavey, where do you get the crinkle hair? It looks almost identical to the Supreme Hair I used on the middle fly. Got it at Cabelas for $3.99
Please visit Predator Fly Outfitters.
Predator Fly Outfitters
Posted 12 April 2012 - 12:22 PM
Crotalus: I got it from an Amazon shop called TheFlyLine, but I'm not sure if they have any US outlets
Posted 12 April 2012 - 12:54 PM
Have you seen this book; Mastering Pike on the Fly: Strategies and Techniques by Barry Reynolds and Lefty Kreh (Mar 2004) some of its a bit complicated but if you plan to do a good bit of pike fly fishing then its a worthwhile read.
Based Scottish Highlands. UK
MUSTAD The wise anglers choice.
Posted 12 April 2012 - 01:58 PM
HOOK: Gamakatsu C12-B, #18 -#20
THREAD: Tiemco 16/0, White
SHUCK: Pearl Krystal Flash
RIB: Wapsi wire, Silver, x-sm
OVER ABDOMEN: Micro tubing, Red
WING: 3 short strands Grizzly Krystal Flash, Black/White
THORAX: Arizona Diamond Hair, Pearl Green
HOT SPOT: Datum Glo-Brite Floss, # 3
BEAD: Black Tung. or lead sub. stuffed Black Brass
Ally, on the Madison River...one mean Fly Fishin' girl...
Posted 12 April 2012 - 03:39 PM
Simple, and effective during high water after some rain.
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