Measure the circumference of your head using a soft measuring tape — wrap it around just above your eyebrows and ears. If your head size falls between 53–64 cm (20.86–25.20 in), this helmet should fit comfortably!
The helmet shell is made from ABS, which is tough, lightweight, and great at absorbing impact. It's perfect for forestry work because it holds up well against falling debris and outdoor conditions without weighing you down.
These ear muffs have an NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) of 22 dB. That’s good protection for medium-noise environments, like using a chainsaw, while still letting you stay aware of what’s going on around you.
Yes! The face mesh is made of high-strength steel, with a polypropylene (PP) frame. It blocks wood chips, debris, and flying particles without getting in your way. The frame is light but tough, and it resists UV and chemicals — great for outdoor jobs
This is a Type 1, Class C helmet, which means it protects against top-of-head impacts but does not provide electrical insulation. It’s ventilated for airflow, so it's ideal for forestry or construction — just not for work near electrical hazards.
Assembling your arborist helmet is quick and easy! Just follow these four simple steps:. 1. Attach the earmuffs:. Slide the earmuffs into the slots on each side of the helmet. Make sure the connectors are facing forward, then press until they click i