Product Description
In mission - critical operations, a stable supply of high - cut ballistic helmets is crucial. International Armor stepped up using its production capacity to meet this need. These helmets are already in production and have been sold to NATO and Air Force troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Rapid Response Ballistic Helmet has an innovative shape, with the perfect balance of modularity and protection. Its optimal shape, weight, and material make it a top - notch choice. Weighing in at just 2.67 lbs, it meets MIL 662F Specs, which means it has passed all military - required tests. All fittings on this high - cut helmet follow the Standard MARSOC / WARCOM 3 - hole patterns, allowing for full modularity and customization for any operation. The four - piece modular chinstrap offers a comfortable and adjustable fit. Weights vary by size: Small/Medium is 2.68 Lbs, Medium/Large is 2.93 Lbs, and Large/XL is 3.18 Lbs. For fitting, the head circumference for Small/Medium is 21” - 22 1/8”, Medium/Large is 22 1/2” - 23 3/8”, and Large/XL is 23 3/8” - 24”. Features include a variety of colors (Green, Tan, Black, Camouflage, ACU), compliance with Military Standard 662F, an occ - dial at the back for a secure fit, a head - lock chinstrap system for stability, a night vision mount, an elastic band to reduce night - vision device vibration, compatibility with most night - vision devices, and 4 - position accessory rail connectors. Optional attachments are available, such as an O2 mask, night vision equipment, side strobe lights, eye protection, attachable face protection, flip - up parts, attachable components, headsets, and mounted lights or cameras.
Using the helmet is easy. First, adjust the occ - dial at the back to fit your head circumference snugly. Then, fasten the head - lock chinstrap system to ensure stability. You can attach night - vision devices to the mount, and the elastic band will help reduce vibrations. When using optional attachments like the O2 mask or side strobe lights, follow the instructions provided with those items. As for maintenance, regularly check the fittings and straps for any signs of wear. Clean the helmet with a mild soap and water, and avoid using harsh chemicals. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Always make sure to follow military safety guidelines when using the helmet in operations.
