Hardknock Credence Type II Safety Helmet -- Occupational Health & Safety

Hardknock Credence Type II Safety Helmet

If the worker won’t wear the damn thing, it doesn’t matter how safe a helmet might claim to be. Which is why the Hardknock Credence is not just built to protect the brain beyond Type II standard – it’s also cooler than cool thanks to its 93% porous Nuro Core. Featuring huge vents at the top, sides, and rear for more airflow than any other safety helmet.

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