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Combat Personal Equipment 2) Head band, Brow and Back Cushioning Pads and Mesh Crown The head band is made of a polypropylene strap anchored at 5 points to the helmet shell. The head band can be adjusted by using the fastener tape hidden in the back cushioning pad. The brow cushioning pad, back cushioning pad and mesh crown makes the helmet more comfortable. They are held by fastener tapes and can be removed for washing, if necessary. 3) Chinstrap The plastic chin-cup is held by a polypropylene webbing strap attached to a plastic side release buckle at one end. The chinstraps can be adjusted to allow a better fit of the chin-cup.
Washing Instructions Combat Personal Equipment The brow and back cushioning pads, mesh crown and chin-cup can be removed, washed with mild soap and warm water and air-dried. Last but not least, take care of your Helmet. a) Do not sit on it b) Do not boil water with it c) Do not hammer with it d) Do not dig with it e) Do not throw it Please refer to the “Instruction Booklet on Ballistics Helmet” for more details.
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