helmet set ups
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must also be orange to i think.
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If you are going with the full time air set up make sure you get the correct face mask. Have it fitted with a clean shaven face (mustashes o.k. as long as they are not bushy) and make sure you get a good seal so it will work correctly if it is ever needed. Unfortunately some get full face pieces and never really ask or have them correctly fitted-tighter is not better. If you have a beard or don't shave when you strap it on it will not seal correctly and air will leak around the unsealed areas as well as the possibility of letting water in. The full time air mask system is a good piece of equipment, but only if used, worn and serviced correctly. Also remember if it is damaged that's it, no back up. you may want to consider a manual regulator system as a back up if your budget allows.
If you have any questions on fittings or how it works ask them while you are dry. If you are wet it is too late.
just my .02 worth...
If you have any questions on fittings or how it works ask them while you are dry. If you are wet it is too late.
just my .02 worth...





