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

Hardknock Credence Type II Safety Helmet

The Hardknock Credence (Type II) offers a clear view when looking up and doesn't get in the way when working in tight quarters. Featuring huge vents at the top, sides and rear – plus a 93% porous Nuro Core for more airflow than any other safety helmet. For the blue collar. For the new collar.

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