Helmet/Visor Sfty Combo Chnsaw by Oregon

今年の雪で植木のほとんどの枝が折れ、折れた枝が道路へはみ出して垂れ下る状態になり、軽い気持ちでチェーンソーを買いました。当初は、工場で使うヘルメットを予定していましたが、防塵メガネ、防音のためのイヤーマフなども付ける必要がある気づき、頭の周りがゴチャゴチャになると思って、このコンボセットを買いました。使ってみると、イヤーマフの部分がきつめと感じましたが、”顎紐がない”のできつめでないと外れる不安があります。ヘルメット内側のベルトの調整とイヤーマフを使用することで作業中も外れることもなく、エンジン音や切断時のチェーンソーの音も気になりませんでした。チャプス、皮手袋とともに必須の装備です。耐久性は、分かりませんが、放り投げたりしなければ数年は持つでしょう。安全ヘルメットというより、防塵メガネとイヤーマフのついたプラスチックの帽子で、枝が頭に落ちてきても、木くずや汚れが付かないと考えればいいです。通気性は、ヘルメットですからそれなりです。重さも頭にしっかりとフィットさせれば、重く感じません。買ってよかったと満足しています。これからは、刈払い機でも使用するつもりです。

It's OK, the helmet lacks and chinstrap and is prone to come off or move. I'm searching for a chinstrap!

I absolutely love this Chainsaw Helmet. What a great item! I purchased this based on Oregon's legendary reputation and having owned their Chainsaw Chaps and Chainsaw chains. I was not disappointed. This helmet exceeded my expectations! First let's talk Fit. I have a very large head - I wear a 2xl cap size and 7 3/4 hat size in fedoras and cowboy hats. So, I wasn't sure this would fit - but it does fit with room to spare! The inner liner retention system was already installed and is fully adjustable. I just turned the dial and voila, a perfect fit! Now let's talk quality. This thing is very durable. Yes it's plastic, but it super-hard and thick, and is built like a construction helmet. It has an extra ridge at top to help deflect impacts and breather hole vents to keep your noggin cool. The mesh screen shield is awesome. It is steel mesh, unlike others that are cheap flimsy vinyl or plastic. I compared this to a Stihl helmet, ant the Stihl helmet was like a kid's play toy compared to this Oregon model, which is superior. The steel mesh screen shield in my opinion is superior to a solid clear plastic one, because in the past, I've had the solid clear plastic ones fog up in cool weather - not something you want to have happen while you're handling a dangerous tool like a chainsaw! But this steel mesh one is fully breathable, and durable. You can also see clearly out of it. I can read through it, which states to its clarity. The earmuffs are great for multiple reasons. Of course, to dampen out noise from chainsaws. But even if you're running a much quieter electric chainsaw, these earmuffs work to both keep your ears warm in cold environments, and most importantly, they keep your helmet retained on your head better than a chinstrap. With them on, your helmet is strapped tight to your head and won't come off in case you are struck by impact, or are leaning down, bending over, looking up, etc. All in all, I give this Oregon Helmet 5-Stars. If you are on the fence about getting one of these, I highly recommend this helmet over all others. It's well worth the price, and you can't put a price on your life or safety.

Great for home use but thought it would be a bit more sturdy.

If you have more than just the lawn to tame with your trimmer this is a glorious piece of equipment. My normal routine during the growing season involved being smacked in the noggin' with rocks, cactus, woody weeds, brush, and weed chunks. This helmet makes it a whole different experience. The muffs work better than the stand alones I was using, the visor keeps everything out of the face, and of course the helmet keeps from getting whacked in the head. I didn't even realize how heavy the beating was that I was taking until it was no longer there. It also keeps all the debris out of the hair and beard. It isn't any hotter than wearing a vented sun cap and is surprisingly lightweight. Easy to adjust for sweatbands with the adjustment knob. Doesn't interfere with wearing shades. An unexpected plus is that the visor keeps gnats off the face. I guess they can't figure out how to go around. This is a steal for the price, considering cheapo muffs start at around $25. It's got a lot of plastic in it, to be sure, but I'm not sure that really detracts unless maybe you're using it every day. It may not even then because the only load it sees is moving the visor and muffs. The assembly concerns voiced by so many are gone as of 2020. The factory now assembles the suspension in the helmet. It's now a 60 second ordeal. Snap the muffs into the slots by the ears from above with the black plastic mounts facing the top of the helmet (not the chin) then slide the visor mount into the obvious slots in the muff mounts. Couldn't be easier. If you own acreage or are just tired of being pelted do your self a favor and snag one of these.