Blunt Impact Performance
Exceeds the ACH blunt impact requirements (AR/PD 10-02)
(Performance is based on testing in ACH shells. Results vary by shell type and manufacturer.)
Liner Systems
Team Wendy® ZORBIUM® Action Pad (ZAP™) NSN Liner
A standard-issue 7-pad replacement helmet liner system made with Zorbium® foam technology, offering proven comfort and impact protection for ACH, MICH, ECH, and LWH helmets.
Sizes:
3/4"
1"
Data sheet:
- Standard issue system authorized for use in all United States Army, United States Marine Corps and United States Navy ground combat helmets
- Compatible with ACH, LWH, MICH and ECH ballistic helmets
- Set includes seven ZAP™ pads (3/4" or 1" thick):
- One (1) circular crown pad (NSN 8470-01-546-9415)
- Two (2) trapezoid pads (NSN 8470-01-546-9407)
- Four (4) oblong pads (NSN 8470-01-546-9356)
Note: VELCRO® brand hook disks not included.
Product Performance
Team Wendy® ZORBIUM® Action Pad (ZAP™) 7-Pad NSN Liner
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