Save Phace Lunar Storm Elementary Series Helmet

Save Phace Lunar Storm Elementary Series Helmet

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The Save Phace Lunar Storm Helmet sports the world's first and only helmet with a 180 degree view lens that doesn't block your peripheral vision. You'll love the face-forming profile that lets you squeeze into tighter spaces. Because of it's rounded shape, air has an easier time circulating and you stay about 6 degrees cooler under the hood. Save Phace also included their nine point, high quality head gear that allows you to move the helmet closer or farther away from your face; giving you maximum vision and air flow options.

The Details:
• 180 Degree Lens design
• World’s LARGEST Viewing area (27 square inches!)
• Weighs less than 10 oz
• THE Lightest Welding helmet in the world!
• Face forming profile allows you to get into tighter spaces.
• Headgear adjustments allows you to move the helmet closer or further away from your face.
• Comes with Clear Lens. Can be replaced with Shade #3, 5, 10 or 12 Welding lens
• All Parts are replaced and interchangeable with other Series

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