Elvex CU60RV ProGuard 6 Point Ratchet Suspension Vented Helmet System

Not complaining for the price but only has 2 different straps going across the top of your head vs. 3.

It was easy to assemble and gives good coverage. Yea

I tried this helmet, but found it to be cheaply constructed, difficult to adjust, and uncomfortable. I spend too much time in my gear to be uncomfortable, so I returned it. It's low cost, and may work for the more occasional user. I bought a better helmet , but at double the price.

Very good loggers helmet. A little tricky to assemble - not a lot of room for ear muffs, but once together, works great.

Arrived on time and packaged correctly. BUT the instructions on how to assemble it, was not very good and somewhat confusing, It does take quite a time to figure out how everything goes together and get in functioning. Not too heavy so doesn't have your neck hurting after a day of cutting wood. With the vented top it keeps the head cool and the ear protection is effective.

Seems like a good product so far.

Great helmet great safety system

This is a good system except that the two connection points of the ratchet strap to the headband extend below the helmet 1-3/4" into the ear areas resulting in a conflict with the earmuff seal around the user's ears. Unlike other helmets using the traditional continuous oval headband and ratchet, the Elvex helmet accomplishes a very firm, secure fit by locating the ratchet strap portion of the headband below the helmet so that it sits lower behind the head. This lower grip behind the head holds the helmet on very well, even when occasionally inverted. The ratchet strap-to-headband attachment points on each side are 1-1/4" circular rotating connections, providing vertical adjustment for the ratchet strap. Unfortunately this below-helmet connection assembly occupies about 1/4 of the area covered by the earmuffs, so it is sandwiched between the earmuffs and the user's ears/head. For me, this interference with the earmuff pad seal significantly impairs earmuff noise reduction performance to the point where I have to use earplugs in addition to the earmuffs. Time will tell, but it also looks like there will be an abrasion issue where the earmuff pads rub against the ratchet strap / headband connection assembly. The unique headband / ratchet strap / suspension configuration and the earmuff conflict is not visible in the product photo. Before buying, take a look at an inside-helmet photo as well.Also notable -· Stamped on the ratchet strap - Adjustment Range: US 6-3/4 - 7-7/8, Metric 54cm - 63cm· The six point suspension has vertical height adjustments at the four corner points.· The forehead sweatband is a synthetic fabric with 1/8” foam backing, and is removable for cleaning and replacement.· There are no connection points for a back of neck rain shield.· The visor bracket is all-plastic with no rubber rain seal at the helmet brim.· The visor bracket has 3/4” in/out depth adjustment in 1/4” increments, and flips up quickly after pushing it up about ½ the distance, and it stays up.· The system seems durable enough for a plastic parts helmet. Nothing broken so far.· Accessories available include a chinstrap (SCNS-30), a clear polycarbonate visor (FS-12L), and universal slot adapters (SA-93) for visor use without earmuffs.Overall, this is a good light helmet choice if you use earplugs. If you expect 27dB NRR earmuffs, be aware of the earmuff - ratchet strap conflict that may impair your noise reduction.