Posted: 7/21/2016 6:45:23 PM EDT
The Zero G Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner by 4D Tactical, is now available exclusively at TNVC. It offers the most technologically advanced and comfortable suspension system available for any combat helmet. Originally developed for USSOCOM, the Zero G pads meet and exceed specification for ACH Blunt Impact and Ballistic Protection – even exceeding current standard issue, OEM, and aftermarket suspension system offerings (according to independent and DoD lab testing (USMC SMART-TE ACH Test). What’s more; the Zero G Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner is the most comfortable set of pads available. Let’s repeat that: THE MOST COMFORTABLE SET OF PADS AVAILABLE. The Zero G Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner is a rate and temperature sensitive material that conforms to the wearer’s unique head shape. The materials provide unparalleled comfort, fit, and stability. All pads are covered in a heat and moisture wicking NanoTech anti-microbial fabric. It is designed to draw perspiration away from the head and will actually cool the wearer through this evaporative process. The Zero G Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner is Berry Amendment (10 U.S.C 2533a) Compliant. The Zero G Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner was spec’d with input from TNVC to be the ultimate in warfighter comfort and protection. Based on 4D Tactical’s excellent Zero G Standard Kits, the Deluxe Retrofit Combat Liner contains more pads for more complete coverage. All pads are independent of each other for complete customization and compatibility with other head-borne mission critical gear. Once installed, the pads conform to each other, creating the feeling of a single, soft insert, eliminating hot spots of pad contact during extended wear. And did we mention they're flame resistant? At TNVC, we have spent the majority of our adult lives in body armor and helmets. We specialize in selling products that mount to helmets, so we no strangers to the discomfort caused by long hours with hard padding. 4D Tactical cracked the code with their Zero G Pads. Once you try their liner kits, you will never want to wear anything else. These kits are universally compatible with any helmet that utilizes Velcro-in padding. This included all ACH/MICH/LWH designs, Crye Precision Airframe, Ops-Core FAST Helmet Suite, MTEK Flux Helmets, and many others. Get rid of your standard issue pads and learn to love your helmet all over again. No kidding: this is the best investment you can make in your helmet. Available exclusively from TNVC $110 https://tnvc.com/shop/4d-tactical-zero-g-deluxe-retrofit-combat-liner/ |
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http://www.tnvc.com
[email protected]
(909) 796-7000
"Eliminating our adversaries 940nm at a time"
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Originally Posted By Apec: Compared to standard pads, do these require you to use a larger size shell or not? |
Tactical Night Vision Company - TNVC
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
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www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
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Originally Posted By ThreeNinesFine: How does the outer material feel on your head? Some of them memory foam things feel cold and wet. |
Tactical Night Vision Company - TNVC
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
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Originally Posted By brodband8: Will this work with ops core Lux liner foam insert and a worm dial? The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. |
Tactical Night Vision Company - TNVC
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
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Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Originally Posted By brodband8:
Will this work with ops core Lux liner foam insert and a worm dial? The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. If I was to upgrade to the zero g pads, can the worm dial be installed with the zero g pads and no impact liner? I know the back part of the worm dial harness has hook/loop attachments which go in the impact layer which is why I ask. |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: If I was to upgrade to the zero g pads, can the worm dial be installed with the zero g pads and no impact liner? I know the back part of the worm dial harness has hook/loop attachments which go in the impact layer which is why I ask. Originally Posted By brodband8: Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky: Originally Posted By brodband8: Will this work with ops core Lux liner foam insert and a worm dial? The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. If I was to upgrade to the zero g pads, can the worm dial be installed with the zero g pads and no impact liner? I know the back part of the worm dial harness has hook/loop attachments which go in the impact layer which is why I ask. |
Tactical Night Vision Company - TNVC
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
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Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Hmm. I'd probably say it would not work with the worm dial since the front of it has to hook into the impact liner keyholes. Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Originally Posted By brodband8:
Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Originally Posted By brodband8:
Will this work with ops core Lux liner foam insert and a worm dial? The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. If I was to upgrade to the zero g pads, can the worm dial be installed with the zero g pads and no impact liner? I know the back part of the worm dial harness has hook/loop attachments which go in the impact layer which is why I ask. But so does the factory ops core OC dial. I guess the only way I could get this padding setup is if I just went back to my old OC dial it seems. |
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Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Nope, same size helmet shell. The kit comes with a mixture of 3/4 and 1" pads. But they are so cushy, that they conform to your head regardless, without any hotspots. I wear a Large helmet. With the Zero G kit, the helmet is as stable and fits the same as with regular standard issue pads. I cannot fit my head in a medium helmet with standard issue pads. I replaced the medium helmet pads with the Zero G and was able to fit in it. Obviously it feels tighter because I wear a large. But, I could fit in the medium and run it for a short while. Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky:
Originally Posted By Apec:
Compared to standard pads, do these require you to use a larger size shell or not? Good to know, thanks. I was disappointed with the OEM pads that came with my Airframe. |
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Originally Posted By brodband8: But so does the factory ops core OC dial. I guess the only way I could get this padding setup is if I just went back to my old OC dial it seems. Originally Posted By brodband8: Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky: Originally Posted By brodband8: Originally Posted By TNVC_Clasky: Originally Posted By brodband8: Will this work with ops core Lux liner foam insert and a worm dial? The impact layer of the Lux will probably make things a bit tight. You'd want to pull the whole liner out. But honestly, the LUX pads are pretty plush and the only thing that comes close to the comfort of the Zero G. Unless you remove the whole impact layer, I'd say to stay with Lux in your helmet. It's really comfy as is. If I was to upgrade to the zero g pads, can the worm dial be installed with the zero g pads and no impact liner? I know the back part of the worm dial harness has hook/loop attachments which go in the impact layer which is why I ask. But so does the factory ops core OC dial. I guess the only way I could get this padding setup is if I just went back to my old OC dial it seems. |
Tactical Night Vision Company - TNVC
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
www.tnvc.com
(909) 796-7000
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
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