This manual is specific to the following helmet models: FAST Ballistic High Cut, and FAST Ballistic
Maritime, with pre-installed Lux Liner (H-Nape or Worm-Dial Versions).
FAST Ballistic High Cut Helmet with Worm-Dial and Lux Liner is used for reference drawings
throughout this Operator’s Manual. If there are any procedure discrepancies due to other helmet / Lux
Liner / Chinstrap versions they will be specifically noted.
FAST BALLISTIC HIGH CUT HELMETFAST BALLISTIC MARITIME HELMET
WORM-DIALH-NAPE CHINSTRAP
WORM-DIALH-NAPE CHINSTRAP
PRE-INSTALLED LUX LINER KIT:
Pads are shipped in the standard configuration with nine installed pads. Pads can be placed in a variety
of alternate positions to achieve optimal comfort.
COUNTERWEIGHT & HELMET COVER
VAS SHROUD
FAST SIDE RAILS (ARCs)
EXTERIOR VELCRO
SIDE COVERS & GUNSIGHT MANDIBLE
COMMs HEADSET
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
REPLACEMENT KITS
REPLACEMENT WORM-DIAL FITBAND COMFORT PADS
REPLACEMENT CHINSTRAP & LUX LINER
REPLACEMENT EXTERIOR VELCRO
REPLACEMENT VAS SHROUD
REPLACEMENT FAST SIDE RAILS
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WARNING & WARRANTY
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OPERATOR NOTES
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HELMET COMPONENTS
VAS Shroud
*Optional
Bungee
PAD CONFIGURATION:
(Row Quantity Depends on Lux Liner Size)
x4 or x5 Front Pad
Ballistic Screws
& T-Nuts
Exterior Velcro
Helmet Shell
FAST Side
Rail (ARC)
Lux Liner
(Showing Worm-Dial Version)
Integrated Retention System
(LED Version Available)
Note: LED = Left Eye Dominant
(Row Quantity Depends on Lux Liner Size)
x4 or x5 Front Pad
Side Pad
4
1
2
3
4
(5) Top Pads
Rear Pad
H-NAPE CHINSTRAP
Impact Liner
Side Pad
1
2
3
4
(5) Top Pads
Rear Pad
WORM-DIAL FITBAND
Side Pad
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SIZING GUIDE
FAST helmets have been designed from the ground up to t the largest group of users in helmet sizes
that most closely match their heads. However, there is still a small percentage of users that will not
t our standard sizing congurations. Please use the sizing guide below to determine your helmet
size and your chinstrap size. If you require a non-standard chinstrap/helmet conguration, custom
solutions are available.
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13
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HELMET SIZING GUIDE
FAST HELMET SIZE
Head Circumference (cm)
Head Circumference (in)
Head Size (US)
S/M
53 - 56
20⁄ - 22
up to 7
M/L
56 - 59
22 - 23¼
up to 7⁄
L/XL
59 - 62
23¼ - 24⁄
up to 7⁄
62 - 64.5
24⁄- 25⁄
up to 8⁄
CHINSTRAP SIZING GUIDE
S
ince people have different shaped heads, helmet size (the size of the
top of your head) is not always proportional
of your face). H-Nape chinstrap is one size fits all.
to the chinstrap size (the size
XXL
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16
17
18
19
20
FAST HELMET SIZEWORM-DIAL FITBAND SIZE (in)
S/M
M/L
L/XL
MEDIUM
LARGE
X-LARGE
24.5-27.5
26-29
27.5-30.5
CUSTOM FIT COMBINATIONS
Your FAST Helmet can be custom fit
with an alternate
chinstrap size upon
ordering or a replacement chinstrap can
be purchased separately.
S/M HELMET WITH
LARGE CHINSTRAP
RUN MEASURING
TAPE ALONG FRONT
EDGE OF EAR
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14
13
L/XL HELMET
1
2
20
19
18
17
16
WITH
MEDIUM CHINSTRAP
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PRO SETUP
FAST Helmets were designed for professionals who expect the most from their equipment. Just like
fine-tuning the suspension on a racecar or sighting in a fire-arm, the helmet must be set up properly
before use to function correctly. If you do not follow these instructions, your helmet will not function in
accordance with stated performance.
ADJUST THE TOP PADS
• Put the helmet on. All Lux Liner Pads come pre-installed in the helmet.
Worm-Dial Fitband Users:
Turn the Worm-Dial to loosen the Fitband so that all of the helmet weight is resting on top of
your head. With the Fitband loose, check how high / low the helmet is sitting.
• All Users: Forehead pad should be above and not resting on the bony ridge of your eyebrows.
1
2
3
4
(5) Top Pads
1
2
3
4
(5) Top Pads
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
• The distance from the top of the eyebrow to the bottom front of
0.5”-1”
the Lux Liner Impact Layer should be approximately 0.5”- 1”.
There should also be enough room around your ears for COMMs
hearing protection.
• If the helmet sits at an uncomfortable angle, adjust the top
pads or try using the Additional Pads provided in different
combinations (see step two “Additional Pads” for more detail)
ADDITIONAL PADS
• If the helmet feels tight or uncomfortable, adjust the Top Pads,
Additional Thin x2 or x4 Pad(s) try different combinations until helmet feels comfortable.
H-NAPE USERS
and swap Thick x2 Pads out for
WORM-DIAL USERS
.
(1) Thin x2 Pad
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(1) Thin x4 Pad
(1) Thin x2 Pad
(1) Thin x4 Pad
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WORM-DIAL FIBAND OPERATION
LOOSEN HEAD-LOC SLIDERS
• With the helmet off, loosen all (4) Head-Loc Sliders by sliding
them away from the chincup.
CONNECT CHINSTRAP BUCKLE
• Place the helmet on your head and connect the low profile
chinstrap buckle. This is easiest when placing your index fingers
behind each side of the buckle as shown.
TIGHTEN FRONT STRAPS
• With both hands, pull the two Front Head-Loc Sliders on the
webbing straps that come from the front temples of the helmet
toward your chin until snug.
Head-Loc
Slider
ADJUST WORM DIAL
• Turn the Worm-Dial Adjustment to tighten the tband until it
is comfortably snug.
TIGHTEN BACK STRAPS
• With both hands, pull the two Rear Head-Loc
lower webbing straps toward your chin until snug.
Note: The technique works best if you only hold the
plastic sliders and don’t touch the webbing.
®
Sliders on the
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H-NAPE CHINSTRAP OPERATION
LOOSEN HEAD-LOC SLIDERS
• With the helmet off, loosen all (4) Head-Loc Sliders by sliding
them away from the chincup.
CONNECT CHINSTRAP BUCKLE
• Place the helmet on your head and connect the low profile
chinstrap buckle. This is easiest when placing your index fingers
behind each side of the buckle as shown.
TIGHTEN FRONT STRAPS
• Tighten the front straps by pulling the Head-Loc Sliders toward your chin.
This is easiest when holding either side of the slider with your thumb and
middle finger while using your index finger in the top recess.
Head-Loc
Slider
ADJUST NAPE PAD
• Position comfortably (as low as possible) on the back of your
head. Pull Head-Loc Slider with your right hand.
TIGHTEN BACK STRAPS
• With both hands, pull the two Rear Head-Loc
lower webbing straps toward your chin until snug.
Note: The technique works best if you only hold the
plastic sliders and don’t touch the webbing.
®
Sliders on the
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ACCESSORY INTEGRATION
There are three ways of attaching accessories to the FAST Helmet. The Ops-Core VAS Shroud, FAST Side
Rails (ARCs), and Exterior Velcro. These three components provide convenient and secure ways to quickly
attach and
detach various accessories to different positions, and allow for personalized customization.
VAS Shroud
FAST Side Rail (ARC)
Top Exterior Velcro
Side Exterior
Velcro
Rear Exterior
Velcro
RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATIONS
There are numerous accessories that can be attached to your FAST Helmet to be used in a variety of
situations. Below are some recommended congurations.
NIGHT OPERATIONSAIRBORNE OPERATIONS
IFF Strobe
Counterweight
NVGs
Bungee
IR Illuminator
MISSION DOCUMENTATION
Video
Camera
HMD
Video
Camera
COMMs Headset
Goggles
O2 Mask
BREACHING / ATV
Ballistic
Visor
Ballistic
Mandible
COMMs Headset
Counterweight
Side
Armor
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COUNTERWEIGHT & HELMET COVER
The Counterweight Kit reduces neck fatigue on long missions with night vision goggles or other accessories
that add weight to the front of the helmet. The Helmet Cover provides a variety of camouage options for
different environments.
(Open View)
Anchor for
Side Rail
Lead
Weight
Window for Mini
Glow Stick
(Closed View)
(2) 24mm Screws
COUNTERWEIGHT KIT
The Counterweight Kit Includes (1) Counterweight
Pack with (5) Lead Weights and (2) 24mm Screws.
COUNTERWEIGHT ATTACHMENT
REMOVE REAR SCREWS
Remove screws and T-nuts at back of FAST Side Rails.
Align the anchor of Counterweight to the holes on the
rear of the FAST Side Rail. The Rear Exterior Velcro will
hold Counterweight in place. Use your ngers to loosely
attach a screw to the Counterweight and FAST Helmet. Be
sure to place screw through Counterweight Anchor, Side
Rail, Helmet Shell, and Chinstrap Anchor. Repeat for the
opposite side.
Velcro
Detachable Rear Pouch
Fits ANVIS Battery Pack
Goggle
Retention
Flap
Rear Pouch
HELMET COVER
The Helmet Cover protects the shell outer
surface while still providing the functionalities
of the FAST platform.
FAST
Side Rail
Rear
Exterior Velcro
SECURE COUNTERWEIGHT
Use a screwdriver to tighten all screws from the outside
of the Counterweight, making sure the Counterweight is
securely fastened to the rear of the FAST Helmet.
Note: Adding weight to helmet increases risk of
neck strain and injury. Only add counterweight
when absolutely necessary to balance loads on
front of helmet.
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VAS SHROUD
The VAS Shroud provides a front mounting option for
video cameras, visors, illuminators, and night vision
goggles (NVG’s).
ATTACH NVG MOUNTING ARM
Insert and anchor the top of the NVG Mounting
Arm underneath the top of the bracket as shown.
While pressing the arm’s release trigger, push
down to snap and lock the arm in place.
VAS SHROUD COMPATIBILITY
Helmet Compatability
Fits the standard MARSOC / WARCOM 3-hole NVG mount pattern
NVG & Mount Arm Compatability
The Ops-Core VAS Shroud is compatible with the following combinations of night vision goggle and
mount arm styles:
MOUNT ARM
NVG STYLE
PVS-7B/7D
PVS-14
PVS-15
PVS-18
PVS-21
PVS-23
PVS-7A/7C
LUCIE NVG
F5050
F4949
ANVS-6/9
US ARMY
STANDARD
#A3256368
WILCOX
L4 G21M
#28300G21M
®
WILCOX
L4 G24
#28300G24
®
WILCOX
L4 G25
#28300G25
®
WILCOX
L4 G29M
#28300G29M
®
WILCOX
L4 G01
#56500G01
®
WILCOX
L4 G02
#56500G02
®
NOROTOS
INVG
#1820010
®
NOROTOS
#1840010
AKA2
®
PULL TEST
Before attaching any NVG’s to the mount, give it a sturdy
tug in all directions to ensure it is properly secured.
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FAST SIDE RAILS (ARCs)
4-Position FAST Side Rails (ARCs) are mounted to the sides of the
helmet to allow for quick yet secure donning or dofng of various
headborne accessories.
ARC ADAPTERS
The three adapters shown on this FAST Side Rail are
commonly used for attaching accessories to the FAST
Helmets: Picatinny Adapter (A), O2 Single Strap Kit (B),
and 36mm Goggle Swivel Clip Kit (C).
Picatinny
Adapter
Wing-Loc
Adapter
TOP RAIL
Top Rail can accommodate
Picatinny Adapters, which
connect devices compatible
with 1911 Picatinny Rail,
and Wing-Loc Adapters,
which provide a base to
mount a variety of headborne
accessories.
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O2 Strap Kit36mm Goggle Swivel Clips
RAIL CORNERBACK RAIL
Rail corner allows for
instant and secure snap-in
attachment of Para-Flite
and Carleton O2 masks
with O2 Single Strap Kit.
Goggle Swivel Clips,
attached to your choice
of goggles, can quickly
clip into the back rail
while allowing freedom
of rotation.
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EXTERIOR VELCRO
®
Exterior loop Velcro is attached at the top, sides, and rear of the
FAST Helmet. The loop Velcro allows for easy mounting of accessories.
VELCRO ATTACHMENT
Apply hooked Velcro to the bottom of a device. Place device on top of the looped Velcro that is already
attached to the FAST Helmet. Cover top of device with additional hook Velcro to secure it into place.
Simply remove the device by pulling it away from the looped Velcro.
Note: Additional hook Velcro not included.
Additional VelcroIR Strobe
Top Exterior Velcro
Identity Patch
Rear
Exterior
Velcro
TOP VIEWREAR VIEW
Counterweight
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SIDE COVERS & GUNSIGHT MANDIBLE
The Up-Armor Side Covers and Gunsight Mandible are accessories that provide additional head coverage
that allows a user to quickly adjust the degree of protection to match different threat levels.
Edge Profile Clears
Rifle / Cheek Weld
UP-ARMOR SIDE COVERS
Up-Armor Side Covers are available in Ballistic
and Non-Ballistic versions. Both versions feature
a durable carbon ber exterior. The Non-Ballistic
version provides environmental protection, while
the Ballistic version is made from the same type
of materials as the FAST Ballistic helmet. *
* Note: Detailed threat performance specications are available at www.ops-core.com
Frame flexes for
Rifle / Cheek Weld
GUNSIGHT MANDIBLE
The mandible uses a combination of soft armor
and support frame technology to provide lower
face protection. It is designed to fold in half to
conveniently t into a rucksack. The exibility
allows a close cheek weld and causes minimum
interference with sighting shoulder weapons.
ATTACHMENT
The Up-Armor Side Covers, and Mandible attach to
the FAST Side Rails. Attachment is tool-less and takes
less than a minute. Follow the Up-Armor Side Cover
instructions below for attaching Mandible.
Front
SLIDE FRONT SHOE IN PLACE
Slide the Front Shoe of the Side Cover into the front
of the top FAST Side Rail (ARC) as shown.
LOCK SIDE COVERS IN PLACE
Snap the back of the Side Cover into the rear FAST
Side Rail (ARC) and turn the Cam-Loc Handle
downward to lock into place.
Shoe
Cam-Loc
Handle
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COMMs HEADSET
The Lux Liner system is compatible with a variety
Instructions for use with headband style COMMs is below.
of COMMs headsets and hearing protection devices.
RELOCATE TOP PADS
Remove the center top pad, and position the top pads in the
helmet so there is enough space for the headband of the headset
to sit in between them.
Note: H-Nape users can disregard the remaining
instructions.
DETACH FITBAND
Remove the 4 or 5 Row Front Pad from
the Fitband (the front row pad is held onto
the Fitband with small Velcro Tabs). Place
your index nger behind the front center of
the Fitband and carefully bend away from the
Impact Liner as shown. Pinch the Fitband and
use your thumb to slide the pad sideways ½”
towards the center of the helmet along the Impact
Liner. Repeat on both sides until the pad is released
from the key slots. Detach back of Fitband by simply
peeling it away from the Velcro Circles it is attached to.
Note: Do not pull the Front Fitband away from
the Impact Liner or you may break the Key Slots.
Impact Liner
Front of Fitband
INSERT HEADSET HEADBAND
Flip the Fitband away from the front of the Impact
Liner and slide the headset headband around it as
shown. This will position the headset’s headband on
the outside of the helmet Fitband so that it does not
create a pressure point when you tighten the
Worm-Dial.
REATTACH FITBAND
Reattach the Fitband to the key-slots in the front Impact
Liner by bending the pad in the center and pushing on
the rivets (one at a time) with your thumb while at the
same time sliding them toward the sides of the helmet.
Reattach the Front 4 or 5 Row Pad.
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE: ALL USERS
• Clean the helmet with a mild detergent and water.*
• Check that the chinstrap screws are tight using a athead screwdriver.
• Clean the Velcro for dust and dirt by using air pressure.
• Visually check the Shroud and FAST Side Rails for signs of breakage.
• Visually check the Lux Liner’s Impact Liner for signs of breakage.
• Check that the Worm-Dial or H-Nape Chinstrap works properly.
• Check that the chinstrap does not have any damage and that the buckle latches and releases
properly.
*The whole helmet can be rinsed in fresh water.
Note: If any defects are found, the damaged components should be replaced
before use.
RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE: ACTIVE DUTY
(Defined as soldiers who use their helmet 1440 hours/year or more)
• Replace Worm-Dial Fitband Comfort Pads every 100 days or once/year.
• Replace Worm-Dial Fitband, or H-Nape Chinstrap, Hardware, and Lux Liner after 2 years.
• Replace Exterior Velcro and repaint shell after 4 years.
• Replace other components if damaged / worn out as needed.
RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE: NATIONAL GUARD
• Replace all items on as-needed basis and based on inspection.
• Replace Exterior Velcro and repaint the shell after 4 years.
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REPLACEMENT KITS
Exterior
Velcro
Front
EPP Pad
VAS
Shroud Kit
Bungees Kit
Worm-Dial Fitband
Chinstrap & Hardware
Repaint Helmet Shell
(or) H-Nape
Chinstrap & Hardware
Lux Liner Kit
(H-Nape Chinstrap)
Lux Liner Kit
(Worm-Dial)
FAST Side Rails (ARCs)
Worm-Dial Fitband Comfort Pads
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REPLACEMENT FITBAND COMFORT PADS
Note: H-Nape Chinstrap users can disregard this page.
REMOVE OLD COMFORT PADS
Simply peel off all old comfort pads from the tband. A tband with all comfort pads removed should
look like the image below.
COMFORT PAD INSTALLATION
Attach the new comfort pads based on the instructions that came with the “Replacement Fitband
Comfort Pads Installation Instructions” manual.
Velcro Circles
Attach to Impact Liner
Right Side Comfort Pad
Nape Comfort Pad
KIT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING COMFORT PADS:
Left Side
Comfort Pad
Right Side
Comfort Pad
Left Side
Comfort Pad
Nape
Comfort Pad
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REPLACEMENT CHINSTRAP & LUX LINER
REMOVE LUX LINER PADS
Remove all Lux Liner Pads from the Lux Liner’s Impact Liner. Pads are attached to the Lux Liner by
Velcro Circles. Front row 4x or 5x pad for Worm-Dial version is held onto the Fitband by Velcro Circles
and Tabs. It can be easily removed by peeling away from the Impact Liner.
H-Nape Chinstrap version can be easily replaced by unscrewing hardware, removing old H-Nape
Chinstrap and installing new Chinstrap.
All Pads RemovedAll Pads Attached
REMOVE OLD WORM-DIAL FITBAND FROM LUX LINER
Place your index nger behind the front center of the Worm-Dial Fitband and carefully bend away
from the Impact Liner as shown. Pinch the Fitband and use your thumb to slide the pad sideways ½”
towards the center of the helmet along the Impact Liner. Repeat on both sides until the pad is released
from the key slots. Detach back of Fitband by simply peeling it away from the Velcro Circles it is
attached to.
Note: Do not pull the Front Fitband away from the Impact Liner or you may break the
Key Slots.
Impact Liner
Front of Fitband
Insert the new Worm-Dial Fitband into the Key-Slots of the front Impact Liner by bending the Fitband
in the center and pushing on the rivets (one at a time) with your thumb while at the same time sliding
them toward the sides of the helmet. Then attach Lux Liner Pads.
LUX LINER REPLACEMENT PAD KIT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PADS:
H-NAPE PADS
S/MM/L & L/XL
ADDITIONAL PADS
(Also Included)
(1) Thin x2 Pad
(1) Thin x4 Pad
WORM-DIAL PADS
S/MM/L & L/XL
ADDITIONAL PADS
(Also Included)
(1) Thin x2 Pad
(1) Thin x4 Pad
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REPLACEMENT EXTERIOR VELCRO
CAREFULLY REMOVE OLD VELCRO
Note: It may be easier to remove Velcro by heating the
helmet shell to 70c using a hair dryer. Do not heat helmet
above 70c or helmet will be seriously damaged.
Using your ngers, carefully peel the Velcro away
from the helmet shell. DO NOT BRISKLY RIP THE VELCRO OFF! Continue this process
by slowly pulling it back until all Velcro is
removed.
CLEAN THE HELMET SHELL
To remove excess adhesive from old Velcro and to ensure
optimal adhesion of new Velcro, gently rub affected areas
with a clean towel and Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol. Do not
use harsh chemicals. If traces of adhesive remain, you can
use Goo Gone
with alcohol again after use. Allow the helmet to dry before
attempting to place new Velcro onto the shell’s surface.
®
to remove stubborn residue. Wipe the area
Slowly
Peel Back
PLACEMENT PREPARATION
Using the diagram to the right, carefully align Velcro
pieces to their proper positions. Test t all pieces before
removing backing. Adhesive on this Velcro is pressure
sensitive. Once in place it needs to be pressed down
rmly. Please allow up to 24 hours for adhesive to reach
maximum bonding strength.
KITS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING REPLACEMENT PARTS:
FAST High Cut
Kit AKit B
FAST Maritime
Top Exterior
Velcro
Side
Exterior
Velcro
Rear
Exterior Velcro
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REPLACEMENT VAS SHROUD
PAD REMOVAL
Before replacing the VAS Shroud, the Lux Liner’s
Front Row Pad must be removed along with the
rst top pad as shown. If your helmet has a WormDial Fitband, the tband must rst be detached
from the Impact Liner. See page 19, step 2 for
tband detachment instructions.
Remove the old Shroud. Align the Shroud
Replacement kit includes
1
(
) Vas Shroud, (3) Screws
3
and (
) T-nuts.
with the existing 3-hole pattern on the front
of your helmet. Insert a T-nut through the
Shroud’s top hole from the front (outside)
of the helmet shell and use your ngers to
loosely attach a screw from the inside of
helmet shell (access holes in the Lux Liner’s
Impact Liner). Repeat for remaining two
holes.
VAS Shroud Access
Finish by using a screwdriver to tighten
all 3 screws from the inside of the
Impact Liner, making sure the Shroud
is securely fastened to the helmet. Reattach Worm-Dial Fitband and Front
Row Pad.
Note: Tighten screws by hand until
secured. Do not over tighten, this
will cause deformation to helmet
shell and compromise helmet’s
ballistic capabilities.
BUMPER INSTALLATION
The optional foam backer is included to
stick on the back of the mount arm plate.
This backer can reduce wiggle or vibration
between the shroud, mount arm, and helmet.
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REPLACEMENT FAST SIDE RAILS
Align the new FAST Side Rails with the existing Chinstrap Holes on your FAST helmet. Loosely
assemble the FAST Side Rails, Helmet Chinstrap Anchors, and new hardware by following the
diagram below. Repeat for opposite side of helmet. Once all components are loosely assembled,
nish by using a screwdriver to tighten the two front screws.
instructions on pages 6-7.
Leave rear screws loose before executing
T-Nut
Chinstrap
Anchor
Front Shell Hole
Screw
BUNGEE INSTALLATION
Insert the bungee ends into the FAST Side Rail’s Bungee
Retention Slot before assembly.
Side Rail
(Inside Shown)
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Bungee Retention Slot
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7.62
5.56
WARNING
DOES NOT PROTECT
against 7.62 and
5.56 rounds
This helmet provides LIMITED protection for the head and does not offer any protection against neck, spinal, or certain types of
brain injuries including those caused by rotational forces. Some hazards can exceed this helmet’s ability to provide protection and
could cause severe head, brain, or spinal injuries including paralysis or death.
Remember: the higher the impact velocity, the greater the chance of injury / death. Common sense is the best defense.
NOT INTENDED
for motor
vehicle use
DOES NOT PROTECT
from extreme
hazards
SAFETY CHECKLIST:
Inspect the helmet before each use. Make sure the shell, liner pads, plastic hardware, stitching, chinstrap, and t system
components are not damaged, cracked, deformed, loose or showing signs of excessive wear. Do not remove or alter the front,
top, or back impact pads. Do not apply paint, solvents, or like products as they could degrade helmet integrity and resulting
performance. Replace your helmet if it is subjected to a signicant impact since the shell and/or liner pads could be damaged
without showing any obvious signs of a problem.
These instructions must be followed by all persons using or maintaining this helmet in order for it to perform as designed. Failure
to do so could result in equipment malfunction, serious injury or death.
WARRANTY
The FAST helmet shell is warranted for (5) years from date of purchase against material defects and/or faulty workmanship.
All other liner components including the Worm-Dial, head-band, pads, and chinstrap retention system are warranted for (1) year
from date of purchase against material defects and/or faulty workmanship.
This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed, implied, or statutory, and is strictly limited to the terms hereof: Ops-Core
specically disclaims any warranty of merchantability or of usefulness for a particular purpose.
The defective product must be returned to Ops-Core with proof of purchase and information describing the nature of the problem.
It is expressly agreed that the Purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy for breach of the above warranty, for any tortious conduct of
Ops-Core, or for any other cause of action, shall be the repair, replacement, or credit, at Ops-Core’s discretion, of any components
or parts thereof, that after examination by Ops-Core are proven to be defective.
If it is determined by Ops-Core that the product’s failure was due to accident, abuse, misuse, neglect, improper maintenance, or
normal wear and tear, the product is not covered in this warranty.
Ops-Core shall be released from all obligations under this warranty in the event repairs or modications are made to any of the
parts by persons other than its own service personnel.
No agent, employee or representative of Ops-Core may bind Ops-Core to any afrmation, representation or modication of the
warranty concerning the goods sold under this contract.
Exclusion of Consequential Damages – Purchaser specically understands and agrees that under no circumstances will Ops-Core
be liable to Purchaser for economic, special, incidental, or consequential damages or losses of any kind whatsoever, including
but not limited to, loss of anticipated prots and any other loss caused by reason of non-operation of the goods. This exclusion is
applicable to claims for breach of warranty, tortious conduct or any other cause of action against Ops-Core.
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OPERATOR NOTES
MADE IN USA
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