Helmet Counterweight
Item Name Code (INC) 80857
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An item designed to balance a helmet when it has a VIEWER,NIGHT VISION; a CAMERA-RECORDING,VIDEO; and the like. Designed to enhance comfort and reduce neck strain. It may include a bag intended to attach items to the helmet. This bag can be used to store batteries, counterweight, or other small accessories. May or may not contain weight bags.
Additional Information for Helmet Counterweight
Helmet counterweights are accessories that are designed to be attached to helmets, typically used by military personnel or individuals participating in certain activities such as airsoft or paintball. They are part of the supply class Clothing, Special Purpose, which refers to clothing items that serve a specific function or purpose beyond regular everyday wear.
Helmet counterweights are specifically designed to help balance the weight of the helmet, especially when additional equipment or accessories are attached to it. They are typically made of durable materials such as metal or nylon and are attached to the back of the helmet using straps or Velcro.
The purpose of a helmet counterweight is to distribute the weight of the helmet more evenly, reducing strain on the wearer's neck and providing better overall comfort. This is particularly important in situations where the helmet is worn for extended periods of time or when additional equipment, such as night vision goggles or communication devices, are attached to the helmet.
In terms of supply group, helmet counterweights fall under Clothing, Individual Equipment, Insignia, and Jewelry. This group encompasses a wide range of items related to personal equipment and accessories, including clothing items, individual equipment such as helmets and body armor, insignia such as patches or badges, and jewelry such as military-themed rings or bracelets.
Overall, helmet counterweights are a specialized accessory that can enhance the comfort and functionality of helmets, particularly in situations where additional equipment is attached.
