Schuberth M100 Ballistic Helmets - Made in Germany

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5830021360GSCHUBERTH M100 Mid Cut XS-M GREEN
5830021360TSCHUBERTH M100 Mid Cut XS-M TAN
5830022360GSCHUBERTH M100 Mid Cut M-XL GREEN
5830022360TSCHUBERTH M100 Mid Cut M-XL TAN
5830031360GSCHUBERTH M100 High Cut XS-M GREEN
5830031360TSCHUBERTH M100 High Cut XS-M Tan
5830032360GSCHUBERTH M100 High Cut M-XL GREEN
5830032360TSCHUBERTH M100 High Cut M-XL Tan

MSRP$1499.00.

Stocking Dealers:
- Call a dealer to order

https://schuberth.com/en/m100​


The SCHUBERTH M100 is a modern combat helmet offering exceptional comfort and high ballistic protection.

FLEXIBILITY AND PERFORMANCE​

With its modular system architecture and common-parts principle, the M100 adapts seamlessly to any mission. Its holistic design and open system architecture enables the effortless integration of accessories and communication systems, ensuring it meets the ever-evolving demands of the field at all times.

HELMET SHELL​

The innovative aramid composite ensures a high level of protection while maintaining a low system weight.
Ballistic protection:
▪NIJ IIIA (including bolts)
▪ VPAM 2 (5 cm edge shot)
▪ STANAG 2920 V50: 690 m/s

HELMET CUT​

The M100 is available in three different helmet shapes, ensuring the right fit for any mission. With color options in deep black, bronze green, and sand brown, the M100 is perfectly suited for any operational scenario.

FEATURES​

Thanks to its open-architecture rail system and adjustable interior padding, it offers excellent performance in operation.

INTERIOR FEATURES​

The interior of the M100 offersmaximum comfort:
  • EPP inner shell for improved protection
  • Front head pad with customizable fit for individual head shapes
  • Neck pad for increased comfort and stability
  • Suspension net for a comfortable and well-ventilated fit
  • 4-point chin strap with guided webbing and safe chin buckle
  • Easy size adjustment via rear dial
  • Impact absorption certified according to:
    ▪ Mountaineering helmet EN 12492
    ▪ Whitewater helmet EN 1385
    ▪ Industrial safety helmet EN 397 (< 6000 N)
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Motorcycle/Car helmet manufacturer expanding into ballistic helmets. Interesting.


Would you happen to know if the chin strap buckle can be flipped to the opposite side?
 
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Motorcycle/Car helmet manufacturer expanding into ballistic helmets. Interesting.


Would you happen to know if the chin strap buckle can be flipped to the opposite side?
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They have been manufacturing riot and ballistic helmets for several years

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Literally everything can be repaired on the user level. If you look just to the manual, you will see, that it is super simple. Schuberth will provide us with spare parts.

DE/EN Manual - please scroll to page 22 for English.
https://white-lelah-59.tiiny.site
 
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Schuberth have been producing safety helmets for 90 years, including motorcycle and F1 helmets for Michael Schumacher.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schuberth

Schuberth first entered Formula One in 2000 using the QF1 helmet worn by Nick Heidfeld, after designing a safer helmet in response to Michael Schumacher's accident at the 1999 British Grand Prix.[5] The helmet, which was lighter than others at the time and featured filters to remove fumes and dust from the air, was taken by more drivers including then World Champion Michael Schumacher, and was gradually developed into the current RF1 model.[5] In 2025, Schuberth's helmets are used by Max Verstappen, Nico Hülkenberg and Isack Hadjar. Former drivers that used Schuberth recently includes Sergio Pérez and Daniel Ricciardo.[6] Schuberth designs all current helmets in their own wind tunnel facilities, to enable maximum aerodynamic efficiency.[7] NASCAR drivers Danica Patrick and Jimmie Johnson also use Schuberth helmets, theirs being variations on the designs used for F1 drivers.[8]
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