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No they dont sadly but if you adjust the tensioner inside the protos helmet i found you can get a good fit with the original ones and nlioe others have. They are not chipper spec either but for me its a trade off.

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Has anyone else found that the chin strap doesn't sit particularly well for them? I've had the Kask Plasma for years and would have the chin strap fairly loose, I can't seem to get the Protos anywhere near.

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Pretty shit for what it is , fall apart , crap hearing rating , generally pretty uncomfortable , stupidly brought another just to see if the first one I had was as bad as I remember, thought it might make a difference after cutting the sides of my hair... unfortunately it is as bad as I remembered ! Only good thing about them is you can put them on eBay and sell them for nearly as much as you paid , try doing that with a 12 month old petzl [emoji23]

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  On 05/12/2019 at 17:23, MattyF said:
Pretty shit for what it is , fall apart , crap hearing rating , generally pretty uncomfortable , stupidly brought another just to see if the first one I had was as bad as I remember, thought it might make a difference after cutting the sides of my hair... unfortunately it is as bad as I remembered ! Only good thing about them is you can put them on eBay and sell them for nearly as much as you paid , try doing that with a 12 month old petzl [emoji23]


Funny I couldn't disagree more with u mate I've found them more robust buy a country mile then any flimsy shit petzl the visors on all other helmets are nothing but a joke constantly needing to be replaced ! I dont get the hole power ranger thing either to be honest I just think they look professional and made for the job but that is only my opinion and everyone else is entitled to theirs [emoji4]
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  On 06/12/2019 at 21:52, bigtreedon said:

The visors are great especially how they pop into place & seal when you flip them down (also nice for attaching microphone if you're using Sena comms.)

 

If it wasn't for the poor hearing protection I'd wear Protos more often.
 

 


Funny I couldn't disagree more with u mate I've found them more robust buy a country mile then any flimsy shit petzl the visors on all other helmets are nothing but a joke constantly needing to be replaced ! I dont get the hole power ranger thing either to be honest I just think they look professional and made for the job but that is only my opinion and everyone else is entitled to theirs emoji4.png

 

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Visors are good I’ll give it that, they are probably the best on the market , working in days like the last few they still don’t solve getting face fulls of saw dust but I think most days I pick it up the bloody muffs fall off at least twice they are about as reliable as broken peltors from new but with out the wire sticking in the side of your head.
I did buy it with full intentions of swapping the muffs over to Peltors but I’m not a big fan of them for the above reasons so just kind of persevered with them.
Shame there is not a sordin conversion.

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  On 30/11/2019 at 17:37, allseasons said:
Love mine and saved me from massive head injury! Be prepared to be called a power ranger though we just bought the protos intercoms i think they are a game changer but old traditionalists just moan about them!

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Absolurlty amazing very very clear last for ages no interference and very easy to use! Just bloody expensive but for me worth every penny! Had senas before they just to much faffing and cutting helmet etc protos ones brilliant and only in one ear so you can talk to the client and hear the other person very easily

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I’ve just bought a one and it fits my head perfectly (I’ve got a small head), the vertex vent used to be a big big.

It’s a brilliant helmet but does anyone find it makes your head itch ?

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  On 07/12/2019 at 08:01, MattyF said:
Visors are good I’ll give it that, they are probably the best on the market , working in days like the last few they still don’t solve getting face fulls of saw dust but I think most days I pick it up the bloody muffs fall off at least twice they are about as reliable as broken peltors from new but with out the wire sticking in the side of your head.
I did buy it with full intentions of swapping the muffs over to Peltors but I’m not a big fan of them for the above reasons so just kind of persevered with them.
Shame there is not a sordin conversion.
True the muffs falling off drives me round the fkn bend [emoji23]
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