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LIBERATOR® ADAPTIVE SUSPENSION KIT- OVER-THE-HEAD/BEHIND-THE-HEAD
LIBERATOR® ADAPTIVE SUSPENSION KIT- OVER-THE-HEAD/BEHIND-THE-HEAD
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The Liberator® Series of headsets offers adaptive suspension technology allowing you to easily change between different wearable configurations depending on application and comfort.
The Over-the-Head (OTH) suspension system has a single, padded headband that is adjustable for different head sizes. This suspension system is used without a helmet and is comfortable to wear with hats and baseball caps.
The Behind-the-Head (BTH) suspension system is highly adjustable and provides excellent stability during vigorous activities. Behind-the-Head was designed to provide enhanced comfort under ballistic helmets, including various conventional and “high-cut” helmet systems without mounting to helmet rails. BTH is the best option for additional stability or for using ballistic helmets without an interface for rails.
NOTE: For use with Liberator HP 2.0, Liberator IV, and Liberator V models manufactured after 2/2021
FEATURES
- Easily change between different wearable configurations depending on application and comfort
- Over-the-Head (OTH) suspension system has a single, padded headband that is adjustable for different head sizes.
- OTH can be used without a helmet and is comfortable to wear with hats and baseball caps
- Behind-the-Head (BTH) suspension system is highly adjustable and provides excellent stability during vigorous activities.
- BTH provides enhanced comfort under ballistic helmets, including various conventional and “high-cut” helmet systems without mounting to helmet rails
- BTH is the best option for additional stability or for using ballistic helmets without an interface for rails
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