There may be more than one answer, but one I know is puggree.
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition, 2006, defines PUG·GREE as: "a cloth band or scarf wrapped around the crown of a hat or [sun] helmet." The word comes from the Hindi pagri, a turban. I originally encountered this word in a book about the French Foreign Legion, whose caps (kepis) were famously equipped with white linen puggrees to keep the sun off the backs of their necks. At sporting goods stores today you can buy caps fitted with puggrees. They aren't attractive, but they're better than skin cancer.
Lambrequin
The scarf dates back 5,000 years to Egypt.
well knights often had a dagger,two handed sword,crossbow,and armor such as chest plate, helmet,back piece shoulder pieces and leggings
"In This Moment We Are All Brothers" is written on the back of every clone trooper helmet.
Yes
According to one online dictionary, "scarf" has an unknown origin. It may have originated in the Old Norman French escarpe or Medieval Latin scrippum (a pilgrim's pack). It has a Scandinavian origin and Norwegian (skarv), the Swedish skarf, or the Low German/Dutch scherf. "Scarf" has been in use in some spelling since the mid 1400s.Although "scarf" also describes the joining of timber, the most common meaning is a piece of cloth used to cover the head, ears, or neck.In Russian and Polish cultures, a "scarf" is called a "babushka". A "babushka" can be tied at the back, or worn traditionally as a head covering that ties under the chin. Catholics often wore scarves or babushkas.
you stretch the band over the back of the helmet
if it is a 4-h comp you have to dismount and either quickly get a new helmet, leave, or put your helmet back on
There's a lock under the hay in Astro Knights
A properly fitting helmet is very important. The helmet should be snug enough to move your scalp with it when rocked gently back and forth. But it should never be so tight that is pinches or is uncomfortable.
It's not there right now. It will come back eventually.
Back in the Middle Ages, it was thought that the knights represented society. Therefore, the people wanted the knights to have a good reputation.