Are your ballistic helmets tested?

Our ballistic helmets are tested and rated as follows:

NIJ-STD-0108.01 Level IIIA

Tested by: NTS Chesapeake, 4603B Compass Point Road,
Belcamp, MD 21017, USA
Job No: OH000004315
Date: 09/08/2022

POI	Projectile	Velocity	Penetration	Deformation
Crown	9mm, 124gr, FMJ	1457	No	28.2
Front	9mm, 124gr, FMJ	1379	No	21.3
Back	9mm, 124gr, FMJ	1414	No	23.4
Right	9mm, 124gr, FMJ	1407	No	23.8
Left	9mm, 124gr, FMJ	1399	No	32.1
Crown	44mag, 240gr, SWCGC	1362	No	48.7
Front	44mag, 240gr, SWCGC	1378	No	36.2
Back	44mag, 240gr, SWCGC	1404	No	38.7
Right	44mag, 240gr, SWCGC	1373	No	39.2
Left	44mag, 240gr, SWCGC	1359	No	41.1

 

Disclaimer: No ballistic helmet is entirely bulletproof. While ballistic helmets are designed to provide protection against various threats, including bullets, they are not impervious to all forms of ballistic impact. The term "ballistic" refers to the helmet's ability to mitigate the effects of projectiles and reduce the risk of injury. However, there are limitations to what any helmet can achieve.The effectiveness of a ballistic helmet depends on several factors, including its design, materials used, and the specific level of protection it offers. Helmets are typically rated to withstand certain ballistic threats up to a defined level of protection.It's crucial to remember that even the most advanced ballistic helmets have vulnerabilities. High-velocity or armor-piercing projectiles may breach or penetrate the helmet, potentially causing injury. Additionally, helmets may not protect against other hazards, such as blunt force trauma or non-ballistic impacts.Therefore, while ballistic helmets significantly increase your chances of surviving a ballistic threat, they do not guarantee absolute protection. It's crucial to choose the right helmet for your specific needs, understand its limitations, and use it in conjunction with other protective gear and proper safety protocols to maximize your safety in high-risk situations.