Tactical Bump Helmets are designed to protect wearers from non-ballistic threats. Bump helmets protect wearers from debris, shrapnel, or collision that might be aimed at the head. Although they do not offer gunfire protection, they still come in handy for various activities such as rock climbing, camping, fishing, mountaineering, biking, base jumping, spelunking, and others. It can also be used by the military for non-ballistic tasks and assignments.
However, what the bump helmet lacks in protection, it gathers in functionality and efficiency. It features an ultra-modern design and it is highly compatible with sight and hearing gears. It allows the use of communication systems and protective accessories. Tactical bump helmets are very light weighted. Hence, they allow the free attachment of gears and external accessories.
Here are some of the gears that can be used with bump tactical helmets.
1. Night Vision Googles
NVGs are a crucial part of any helmet set up. If youwould be working in a low light environment or in the night, you would need a Night Vision Google. There are certain bump helmets that come with built-in NVG shrouds for mounting NVGs. However, not all bump helmet models have feature. You might need to get NVG mounts for some before you can attach them to the helmet.
2. Rails
Tactical helmet rails are used for the attachment of gears as required by the wearer. Helmet lights and lasers can be attached to the rail of a tactical bump helmet. If you would need any of these gears, a rail would help you to keep them in place.
3. Chinstrap
Some helmets come with chinstraps as part of their retention system. However, some do not. A chinstrap would help keep your tactical helmet on your head even if you move rapidly or rigorously. It would also avoid continuous hits on your head as you ride.
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