🔧 Enhanced Replacement Headgear Kit for Lincoln Electric KP3908-1 Viking(TM) Series Welding Helmet Review

I have a great Yesweld mask but the headgear broke almost immediately. I've read some of the comments looking for answers on how to fix it and a few people have recommended it as a replacement. I tried. MARVELOUS! PERFECT FIT PERFECT REPLACEMENT!

This works very well and I love it. Pivoting section to bypass the back of the head, I'd prefer it to stay still after some use as it takes a bit more effort to position it properly especially when trying to do it one handed.

Bought about a year ago and at first I didn't like how adjustable it was, it seemed overly complicated. But over time I've grown to love it, it's very comfortable and the only complaint I have is how the front end is made to hold the headband. You need to buy special sports headbands to match his headgear. Otherwise it is very durable. I bought another one to use in my latest Lincoln hood and it's just as good as the first one.

Loved the Yeswelder helmet. But the headgear was junk that could always cause bruises. I had to enlarge the square hole on the adjustment side (right) of the Yeswelder Panoramic Blackout Side Helm and now it stays stable and clamps in painlessly. No extra padding needed, although both have a headband with two straps to adjust the crown, this one works!

Great! Welding for four decades and it works! The old style always fails at the clasp. This one is strong and comfortable. A double strap at the crown provides extra support when needed. The band for the edges (from the forehead to the back of the head) has excellent padding and a locking mechanism. This pillow does not move and comfortably wraps around your head. Fits easily on my Miller helmet. We've been using it for 6 months with no problems.

I bought this headstock to replace/upgrade the factory headstock in my Viking 1740. The rotating headpiece was easy to install and matched the 1740 perfectly. Reason for 4 stars because I expected a more significant increase in comfort over the headpiece that was released in the 1740. If I had to do it again, I wouldn't hesitate to pop it in the helmet to replace the damaged headgear, but I wouldn't pull out a brand new headgear to fit this one. It doesn't offer a noticeable difference for me…