JORESTECH Ventilated Safety Hard Hat, ANSI Z89.1-2014 Type I Class C, ABS Helmet with 6-Point Ratchet Suspension for Work-at-Height and Rescue

My husband recently had a bizarre accident where tree limb just whacked him in the head... He wasn't cutting. He was merely standing by in the tree did something no one expected it would.After 2 weeks ICU another week of hospitalization and rehabilitation, once home I decided we're getting helmets that will be our go-to for all things.He's mostly the one, and when he gets better I think he will be the one that is in our forest... But for now even for walking on the perimeter of our property we wear the helmets.I really appreciate the comfortableness and yet rigidity of this helmet. I really like the way the vents slide.A little FYI. I wear larger frame sunglasses and the helmet doesn't readily allow me to wear them... I have to push the helmet back on my head a little bit and it's not in a position that it stays put comfortably. I'll be getting alternative pair for when I wear the helmet.So that's the one thing you might want to consider.I also comment on the fact that the prices mid-range for a moderate price and I think it's definitely worth it.

This head protection is perfect for confined spaces. Wearing it, I’ve reduced my head bumping by approximately 80%. The build quality is average yet its more comfortable than the standard hard hat.

We Absolutely Love this helmet. We run a High ropes course and offer guided rock climbing trips for clients. This helmet is exactly what we need at a great price!Pros: Looks exactly like a main brand with a different manufacturer stamp on the front. Same exact mold for competitor brand. Light weight, fits great to almost any head size, Price is almost half of competitor for the same product.Cons: What is the deal with this chin strap? We understand the advantage of having a chin strap but this rubber cup that goes on the chin is not comfortable at all. It's very narrow and deep. Just simply Doesn't fit well on any of our staff, 3 different people. We took it off completely. thankfully this doesn't impede much on the overall functionality of the product. We just tighten the strap enough so it won't slip over the chin like we've always done before.

Used for construction and light search and rescue. It is NOT a bicycle helmet, nor is it to be used for electrical work.

The (black) vents high on both sides vent the heat build up & close upward to prevent rain from coming in. The headroom is generous, not slim like my19 year old CHINA aluminum hardhat.One continuous chinstrap will keep it attached but if there is no strong wind, the hard hat style knob alone keeps the helmet hugging the back of your neck. Lightweight, comfort, value for money… all good.

I used to be the guy climbing towers in just a hard hat. Yeah it’s okay to do so, but we all want a comfy, light weight helmet at a good price. A lot of guys buy petzl or kask. This thing is legit. It’s rated to climb cell towers, it’s lightweight, comfy, has the vents and even the clips for headlamps. All my coworkers were commenting on it. For the price, it’s definitely worth it.

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I have been looking for a replacement helmet for SAR, Its design is similar to Petzl at way less cost.I have not used it yet but it is comfortable and easy to adjust. Our SAR team does not do high angle rescue soit should be good for head protection.