Pfanner Protos Integral Arborist Helmet Neon Series
Same great hemet with awesome neon yellow colors!
The extreme demands of Forestry and Arborist work were what inspired the development of the Pfanner Protos Integral Helmet. It is made for maximum safety and comfort. Therefore, all parts of the Protos, from visor to hearing protection, are integrated within the shell of the helmet to prevent catching on obstacles, such as branches. Furthermore, The innovative inner shell offers superior comfort and additional safety around the neck area.
SENA installation: 1-3 days to complete. It will ship as soon as completed.
- Unit will be installed "Mic in Muff". See image in description below for an example of a "Mic in Muff" install.
- If you prefer standard mic location, please mention it in your order comments. We do not recommend this way and broken wires are not covered under warranty.
- Tufftalk installs lose the ability for the muffs to slide back into the helmet. Muffs do adjust straight out off the ears.
Details
- ANSI Z89.1 approved
- Completely modular
- 5-year shell lifespan
- Largest field of view
- Ventilation gate for optional airflow
- Patented inner-shell secures firmly and comfortably to the head
- Accessories integrate inside the helmet shell to avoid catching on any surrounding obstacles
- One Size, 54 cm to 62 cm (21.1 inches to 24.4 inches)
- Oversize Neck Clip available to expand size to 56 cm to 64 cm (22.1 inches to 25.2 inches)
- We recommend washing the main support pads regularly and replacing them every 2 to 3 years
- Approved for EN standards EN397, EN12492 and ANSI Z89.1.
Example of "Mic in Muff" Install
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Pfanner Protos helmets are by far the best helmets for work and job site related. top of the line for ppe and safety!! plus super comfortable, this helmet has saved my life twice from freak "act of god", sudden limb failure occurred once from a tree behind me while I was making a crane cut in the adjacent tree