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    EXFIL Search and Rescue (SAR) Visor

    May 30, 2016
    Related To: Team Wendy
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    Following the release of Team Wendy’s EXFIL Search and Rescue (SAR) helmets in 2015, additional accessory items have been developed to enhance how the SAR helmet is used.  The SAR Visor was designed to quickly and easily install on the helmets SAR Accessory Rail 2.0 System.  The visor will protect from impact, debris, water and wind.   

    The SAR Visor is available through TeamWendy.com and authorized Team Wendy dealers.  

    Features 

    • An anti-scratch coating inside and out 
    • Visor positively locks into up and down positions  

    Protection 

    Rated to EN 166 level 2B to ensure optical clarity and impact resistance  

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