This Full Brim Hard Hat is designed for the reality of job-site life: impact protection, heat resistance, and comfort that lasts. When you’re spending 10 hour days in the sun, under cranes, or around heavy equipment, your hard hat isn’t optional it’s part of the uniform.

The shell is a high density composite (HDPE blend) designed to take hits without cracking or warping. It’s tested to ANSI Z89.1-2014, Class C standards meaning top impact protection and a rigid shell rated for everyday industrial and construction environments. The 6 point ratchet suspension gives a snug, centered fit that doesn’t slide around when you’re climbing forms or bending conduit.

The full brim keeps sun and debris off your neck and shoulders a must on open sites. Adjustable vents help dump heat when you’re working in 90-degree weather, and the quick-adjust ratchet lets you dial the fit with gloves on.

Available in white, blue, green, red, or a carbon-pattern finish, this helmet is job-tested gear built for people who actually wear it, not just spec it.

Key Features

• Certified to ANSI Z89.1-2014, Class C (OSHA-compliant)

• Impact-resistant composite shell (HDPE blend)

• Full-brim design for extra neck and face protection

• 6-point ratchet suspension – balanced fit and all-day comfort

• Lightweight (~500 g) and heat-resistant

• Compatible with earmuffs, face shields, and chin straps

• Multiple color finishes, including carbon-pattern

FAQ

Q: How does this compare to a carbon fiber hard hat?
A: Carbon fiber looks sharp, but this helmet’s composite shell is nearly as strong at half the cost. It’s lighter, less conductive, and handles everyday job-site abuse just as well. If you don’t need true carbon weave, this gives you the same coverage without paying boutique pricing.

Q: Can I wear this on an OSHA-regulated construction site?
A: Yes, it’s certified to ANSI Z89.1-2014, Class C, which meets OSHA’s standard for impact protection. The only thing to note: Class C hard hats don’t provide electrical insulation, so they’re not for live electrical work.

Q: How’s the fit compared to what most contractors wear?
A: Think of it like a MSA V-Gard or Lift DAX fit a little more secure and balanced. The 6-point ratchet keeps it locked in when you’re looking down or climbing, and the liner breathes better than most stock suspensions.

Q: Does the full brim make a difference?
A: Absolutely. You’ll feel it on sunny days, less glare, less sweat on your neck, and fewer rock chips when cutting or grinding. It’s one of those features you don’t think about until you go back to a cap-style and regret it.