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The BW combat helmet M92 was developed based on the US PASGT helmet and is made from high-quality Aramid fiber Kevlar (by DuPont). Compared to conventional steel helmets, it offers a significantly lower weight and a increased shatter and impact resistance. The integrated helmet net provides ventilation, while the Leather sweatband ensures a pleasant wearing comfort. Througadjustable straps with side-release buckle the helmet can be optimally adjusted.
German quality manufacturing by Induyco S.A. Munich or Schuberth, controlled goods in good used condition. Please note: The original protective effect cannot be guaranteed due to age and storage.
German quality manufacturing by Induyco S.A. Munich or Schuberth, controlled goods in good used condition. Please note: The original protective effect cannot be guaranteed due to age and storage.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The BW combat helmet M92 was developed based on the US PASGT helmet and is made from high-quality Aramid fiber Kevlar (by DuPont). Compared to conventional steel helmets, it offers a significantly lower weight and a increased shatter and impact resistance. The integrated helmet net provides ventilation, while the Leather sweatband ensures a pleasant wearing comfort. Througadjustable straps with side-release buckle the helmet can be optimally adjusted.
German quality manufacturing by Induyco S.A. Munich or Schuberth, controlled goods in good used condition. Please note: The original protective effect cannot be guaranteed due to age and storage.
German quality manufacturing by Induyco S.A. Munich or Schuberth, controlled goods in good used condition. Please note: The original protective effect cannot be guaranteed due to age and storage.
