Husqvarna 592752601 Forest Head Protection Helmet for Optimal Safety in Orange Review

I would like to pay an extra $5 for assembly. Like many of you, I know how to tool, assemble, and fix most things, but assembly took a little while. It probably took 20 minutes instead of the 5 minutes I was expecting. Two fingers and the signature "Latch" appear to be visible in the assembly part A3. I used pliers!. It also took me 5 minutes to attach the edges. Not collected all 5 points. Now that it's done I could make another one in 5 minutes. Great protection and the headphones really help

I have never purchased this type of helmet before so I was mainly looking for a face shield to protect against large discard debris size . to distribute forces and prevent facial injuries. Durable screen versus polycarbonate were options. The boy was disappointed with this device. After pulling the protective mask out of the box, I immediately put it back to return the whole thing. This screen has almost the same rigidity as a screen door and doesn't distribute force, let alone slow it down, a…

I have a Stihl trimmer. I had to clear heavy weeds/bushes and needed a face shield. I've been considering Stihl face shields (face shield and earmuffs) but read the reviews. Also, I have Stihl ear defenders and they don't fit me and keep falling off. I read the reviews on the Husqvarna Forest Head Protection headguard and helmet and took the plunge. Didn't really need the helmet part but thought it could fit better. And it is. Once adjusted to my size, everything stays in place even when I…

Although many customers complain about the difficulty in setting it up, it took no more than 5 minutes; I will say that putting the pieces back together can be tricky, but that doesn't mean it's difficult. No instructions were required as assembly was self-explanatory. The helmet is an orange JSP Evo 6100 Type 1 helmet with the Husky logo. It's not the best bracelet out there, but it claims it's adjustable from 6 1/2 to 8 inches. The earbuds are attached to the temples with pieces of plastic…

I wore this helmet for a few hours today and can report: • Installation was easy albeit poorly documented, so uncertainty reigned. Tip: Just plug everything together, it's really easy. • During assembly, the mesh visor was difficult to assemble. I used a retracted utility knife to apply a lot of force to snap the visor into place. The small fastening buttons protruding from the visor did not break. I was surprised. • A helmet is better than goggles because the wire mesh doesn't fog up, so you…