MICH Helmet (Level III-A)

    March 12, 2021
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    MICH Helmet (Level III-A)

    Origninally developed for military combat operations, the MICH Bulletproof Helmet (tested to ballistic level II-A) allows users to stay protected from a variety of ballistic threats while also being lightweight and easy to wear.

    The MICH Bulletproof Helmet is very similar to the PASGT Bulletproof Helmet, which also provides head and ear protection, but does not have the small visor extension on the top part of the forehead as the PASGT Bulletproof Helmet. This makes this MICH Bulletproof Helmet a bit lighter.

    The inside of the helmet is equipped with durable pads (7 pads in total) along with a strong head harness with rubber chin up. The trauma pads on the inside are very, very comfy!

    Looking for a strong and lightweight helmet that will give you the protection you need? Then choose this MICH Bulletproof Helmet!

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