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Traverse™ Vented, 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:Hi-Vis Yellow A convenient wheeled bag is

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Traverse™ Vented, 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:Hi Vis Yellow A convenient wheeled bag is A convenient wheeled bag is included for easy storage and transport along with six ground stakes and six nylon ropes that can be used for stability safety hard hat or SCBA mask Class C 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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