The steel shell is a refinished Mk II helmet, with a completely new liner and chinstrap made by WPG.
What period does this helmet reproduce?
This reproduction is of the Mark I Helmet, which was issued from 1916. It is suitable for First World War reenactment. The steel shell is a refinished Mark II helmet. This helmet is a good option for those portraying a Tommy or Doughboy.
What materials are used in the helmet's construction?
The helmet features a steel shell. It has a completely new liner and chinstrap. The chinstrap is made of leather, though some jackets ship with a stamped metal one instead.
What is the overall quality of the helmet?
The helmet is generally considered a very good reproduction with excellent construction. The refinish on the steel shell is well done, though some minor wear and tear from the original Mark II helmet may remain. The liner is well made and comfortable, despite some finding it could be improved for historical accuracy.
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