Replica of the newest helmet of the Armed Forces. Designed for the "Ratnik" combat gear set.

6B47 is recognized as the best lightweight helmet in the world.

We present you a new version of the helmet 6b47 Ratnik. This model was developed according to our requirements. 
The size of the helmet is adjustable and identical to the original.

Experts from the Dupont test center, one of the most respected in the world, recognized the 6b47 helmet as the best in the world.
They admit it's the best helmet they've ever tested.

6B47 is main armored helmet.

The 6B47 is designed for the "Ratnik" combat gear set witch is in production since 2011. The helmet is made of fabric materials based on microfilament aramid threads. Helmet provides the ability to use standard communications equipment, mount devices and is compatible with hearing, vision, and respiratory protection.

Replica of the LShZ-1 ballistic helmet, which was developed specifically for the needs of the special forces. This Replica completely copies the dimensional properties of this helmet.

The helmet is a combination of a protective frame, a shock-absorbing system and a suspension system. It is possible to individually fit the helmet to the size of the head. The helmet is adapted for the use of various attachments, starting with Night Vision Devices, continuing with flashlights and ending with action cameras.

Version of the helmet without the visor.

In the 1990s, “Maska-1” helmets started to be used by MVD special forces and other units. This helmet is a replica of “Maska-1”, which has a weight close to the real prototype and looks just like the real one and DOES NOT have protective properties. The helmet has a steel visor, an original suspension system. One size fits all.

The helmet has recognizable appearance and is great for re-enacting special forces in Chechen wars.

In the 1990s, “Maska-1” helmets started to be used by MVD special forces and other units. This helmet is a replica of “Maska-1”, which has a weight close to the real prototype and looks just like the real one and DOES NOT have protective properties. The helmet has a steel visor, an original suspension system. One size fits all.

The helmet has recognizable appearance and is great for re-enacting special forces in Chechen wars.

The Mask-1Sch helmet is almost completely similar to the Mask-1 helmet. The difference is in the visor. Almost immediately with the start of production of the Mask-1 helmet, in order to simplify, reduce the overall weight and reduce the cost, the production of its modification, the Mask-1Sch helmet, was launched.

In the 1990s, “Maska-1” helmets started to be used by MVD special forces and other units. This helmet is a replica of “Maska-1”, which has a weight close to the real prototype and looks just like the real one and DOES NOT have protective properties. The helmet has a steel visor, an original suspension system. One size fits all.

The helmet has recognizable appearance and is great for re-enacting special forces in Chechen wars.

Thus, in the 1990s, “Maska-1” helmets started to be used by MVD special forces and other units. This helmet is a replica of “Maska”, which has a weight close to the real prototype. It looks similar to the helmet which wears Killa — a boss from Escape From Tarkov. The helmet has a steel visor, an original suspension system. One size fits all.

The helmet has very cool recognizable appearance due to three Gopnik stripes. Great for cosplay and airsoft.

Helmet has no ballistic properties and will not protect the wearer from firearms!

Desperate times required desperate measures. After the emergence of a new terrorist threat, special forces of the USSR needed new weapons and equipment. First of all, this influenced armor protection, it was necessary to develop body armor and helmets that would provide the highest possible level of protection during the combat in buildings or transport.

In the 1990s, K6-3, an analogue of "Altyn" was developed. This helmet had several minor design differences (the use of rivets, a more reliable visor mount) and also did not have a radio headset. This replica exactly repeats the appearance of the helmet and DOES NOT have protective properties. The helmet has an original suspension system, a steel visor with a steel frame for removable glass, which protects when playing airsoft. The visor can be fixed in the upper and lower positions.

The helmet has recognizable appearance and is great for re-enacting FSB in Chechen wars or other special forces in later periods.

The helmet STSh-81 became just such a helmet. This replica exactly repeats the design and appearance of the original helmet, but DOES NOT have protective properties. The helmet has a complex shape, consists of three separate plates, for the connection of which a special cover is used. This decision allowed to save on materials in difficult times for the country. Also, if one of the plates was damaged, it was enough just to replace one of them, not the whole helmet.

The "Sphere's" plates are made of plastic, but the cover and suspension system are made of original materials. This helmet was widely used during the Chechen wars and in other border conflicts of that time.

VDV jumping helmets have been a long-standing part of airborne gear, designed to protect the head and ears during high-altitude jumps. Made from dense fabric, the helmet offers reliable protection against strong winds encountered at altitude. It also features an adjustable chin strap for a secure and comfortable fit.