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Traverse™ Industrial Climbing Helmet with Mips® Brain Protection System for Industrial Safety Helmets, ABS Shell, EPS Foam Impact Liner, HDPE Suspension, Wheel Ratchet Adjustment and 4-Point Chin Strap Color:White The perimeter is less likely

SKU: 3337267955
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Traverse™ Industrial Climbing Helmet with Mips® Brain Protection System for Industrial Safety Helmets, ABS Shell, EPS Foam Impact Liner, HDPE Suspension, Wheel Ratchet Adjustment and 4 Point Chin Strap Color:White The perimeter is less likely The perimeter is less likely to catch on edges Restraint lanyard effectively restricts users from reaching identified fall hazards Class E industrial climbing helmet offers superior impact protection while working at heights or in confined spaces The Traverse™ Mips® offers a low friction layer that allows the head to move inside the helmet (10mm – 15mm relative motion in all directions) which can redirect the harmful rotational motion otherwise transferred to the head

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