In the cold of winter or the dark of night, this odd headpiece actually does serve to provide both heat and light, though it is usually worn just for looks. The helmet itself is made of leather and steel to protect the wearer's head. A portable, 1-lb. propane cylinder is worn on the belt, and connects via a small hose to the back of the helmet. Six shape-able copper tubes protrude from the helmet, and are specially tipped to prevent blowout of the flames. Runs for 1 hour on a single tank, and includes a manual valve on the helmet.