Pull Strength Performance
Compliant with ACH and ECH Static Pull Strength requirements
Retention Systems
CAM FIT™ Ballistic Retention System for EXFIL®/EXFIL® SL
The CAM FIT™ Ballistic Retention System for EXFIL®/EXFIL® SL is a secure, stable helmet retention. Designed for the EXFIL Ballistic helmet platform, this system optimizes fit, balance, and comfort while maintaining a low‑profile, mission‑ready design.
Designed with high‑strength hook‑and‑loop attachment simplifies installation while still meeting ACH pull strength requirements. Cam Lock sliders allow for fast, one‑handed adjustment, ensuring a locked‑in fit during dynamic movement. The system is also available in a left eye dominant configuration, supporting a wide range of shooter preferences and operational needs.
Colors:
Sizes:
Size 1 (M/L)
Size 2 (XL)
Left Eye Dominant (LED) Retention:
No
Yes
- CAM FIT™ Ballistic Retention System – Provides optimized helmet stability and evenly distributed pressure for improved comfort
- Design – High‑strength hook‑and‑loop attachment meets ACH pull strength requirements while simplifying installation
- One‑Handed Adjustment – Cam Lock sliders allow quick, secure fit adjustments on the move
- Low‑Profile, Secure Fit – Keeps the helmet stable during dynamic and high‑mobility operations
- Left Eye Dominant Option Available – Supports shooter preference and mission flexibility
Product Performance
CAM FIT™ Ballistic Retention System for EXFIL®/EXFIL® SL
* Meets ACH static pull test: GL-PD-07-19 - 2007 Purchase Description Retention System, Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH)
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