Bulletproof Helmet Guide

Yoluck Bulletproof helmets come on 5 years manufacturers warranty. We guarantee providing ballistic protection of the helmet during that time please however remember that service life of a ballistic helmet is affected by the following factors: 1. Type and grade of ballistic material used in the construction; 2. Condition of ballistic material (i.e., scratches, cracks) as well as any aging that may have occurred while stored. Over time, helmets will exhibit...

The reason why it’s interesting is that some people believe that dropping a helmet will damage the aramid fibers and render them useless. It’s not entirely true – dropping helmet should not destroy it’s integrity and affect ballistic performance. Bulletproof helmets are design to withstand much more powerful impacts. To be even more specific – no one seems to have conducted any tests on this so far. We stand on...

To measure the head circumference, you can use a standard measuring tape or a piece of string. Wrap the measuring device around your head right above your eyebrows and ears; this should be as tight as possible without being uncomfortable. Measure the string with a ruler after marking it where it overlaps on itself. Look at this measurement to determine what size helmet you need; if it’s an odd number...

Generally speaking, yes – in most states it is legal to buy and wear bulletproof helmets. Please note however that each state has its own law regulating ownership and possession of body armor, usually referred to as “body armor laws”. In general – it is legal for anyone to wear a bulletproof vest or helmet in the US , unless you are convicted felon. Law makes no exceptions for LEOs...