Helmets for Specialty Rescue PMI®’ s Current Rescue Pro Helmet from WRSI
This helmet features a multi-impact design to absorb and dissipate energy in swiftwater rescue situations. Adjusts easily to fit any team member with adjustable O-brace tabs. The helmet is low profile and lightweight. Designed by the Whitewater Research and Safety Institute for superior performance in fast moving whitewater.
Key Features: Four-Layer design: outer shell, energy absorbing foam • Energy dissipating inner shell, energy absorbing foam • Comfort Ergonomics • Durable Outer Shell • Patented Retention System • Head Circumference Range: 20.3” to 23.5” • Multiple Vents
Head Circumference: 48 - 55 cm (Small/Medium), 54 - 59 cm (Medium/Large) » Weight: 1.5 lbs (680 g)
Yellow Vented HL33078 HL33079
Red Vented HL33080 HL33081
COMPLIANT
Small/Medium Medium/Large
Small/Medium Medium/Large
CE EN 1385
$87.95 $87.95
$87.95 $87.95
Helmets
PMI®
Pod
Excellent for vertical work and confined space operations, the POD is versatile, lightweight, and features a built in light pod that accepts the intrinsically safe UK4AA Light (shown below).
Key Features: Three point chinstrap • Flash light POD • Goggle mount
Size: One Size » Head Circumference: 52 - 64 cm » Weight: 1.25 lbs (567 g)
Red HL33025 COMPLIANT White HL33026 $185.50 EN 397 AS/NZS 1801 ANSI Z89.1 TYPE 1 CLASS G Light sold separately
UK4AA Light
The unbreakable UK4AA Light is the perfect hand held light and it works with the PMI® Pod Helmet (shown above). A bright Xenon bulb provides brilliant, long lasting light.
Key Features: Waterproof twist on/off bezel • Virtually indestructible • Powered by 4 AA batteries included
Weight: 7 oz (198 g)
Yellow HG32006
$31.99
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