24 results for "WRSI Water Helmet" between $50.00 and $150.00

A 4-layer shell system design is the first of its kind. Each layer disperses energy so your head feels less G's. This is a safer water sports helmet. The outer layer is an ABS plastic comparable to any plastic helmet. The second layer is EVA foam compressed between the first and third layers. The third layer is injected plastic and the fourth layer is EVA foam inserts that provide exceptional fitting.

WRSI Current Watersports Helmet Glossy Finish - With no vents        These are the latest from WRSI . In new glossy colors mmmmmm ! The WRSI Current helmet is the safest non-motorized watersports helmet made today. Features include a multiple- impact design, comfort ergodynamics, a rigid and durable shell, a superior patented retention system. WRSI helmets fit head circumferences from 20.3"-23.5". Helmets with vents are vented on top to drain water.   WRSI's Current  kayak helmet is...

The specially designed WRSI water rescue helmet is designed to provide maximum protection while its universal fit will accommodate a wide range of head shapes and sizes, Using the 3 layers of 8JA foam that comprise 12 separate "fitted" pieces, the size can be adjusted from 21.25" (54 cm,) to 23.25" (59 cm). Vented for better air flow and drainage.

WRSI Moment Full Face Kayak Helmet - The Moment is an all-out full face creeking helmet from WSRS. The result of intense research work by WRSI and Johns Hopkins, it is a superior multi-impact helmet for use in challenging water environments. It features a multiple-impact shell design for maximum absorption and dispersion of collisions. The O Brace retention system locks the helmet firmly in place on your head, preventing the helmet from rolling back and exposing the forehead. A rigid facebar will...

WRSI Current Kayak Helmet - The Current helmet is on the leading edge of development. The result of intense research work by WRSI and Johns Hopkins, it is a superior multi-impact helmet for use in a water environment. It features a four-layer multiple impact shell design for maximum absorption and dispersion of collisions. The O Brace retention system locks the helmet firmly in place on your head, preventing the helmet from rolling back and exposing the forehead. Special attention was paid to the...

WRSI Rescue Pro Kayak Helmet - The Pro Rescue kayak helmet by WRSI is specifically designed to handle the rigors of water rescue operations. A four-layer multiple impact shell maximizes absorption and dispersion of collisions. The O Brace retention system locks the helmet firmly in place on your head, preventing the helmet from rolling back and exposing the forehead. The Interconnected Retention System and pad system lets you customize the fit to further reduce movement and increase comfort. The...

WRSI Rescue Pro Kayak Helmet - The Pro Rescue kayak helmet by WRSI is specifically designed to handle the rigors of water rescue operations. A four-layer multiple impact shell maximizes absorption and dispersion of collisions. The O Brace retention system locks the helmet firmly in place on your head, preventing the helmet from rolling back and exposing the forehead. The Interconnected Retention System and pad system lets you customize the fit to further reduce movement and increase comfort. The...

The WRSI Moment full-face kayaking helmet gives you the same quality and safety you expect from the leaders in water helmet technology along with the added face protection that serious paddlers need.

The WRSI Moment full-face kayaking helmet gives you the same quality and safety you expect from the leaders in water helmet technology along with the added face protection that serious paddlers need.

The WRSI Moment full-face kayaking helmet gives you the same quality and safety you expect from the leaders in water helmet technology along with the added face protection that serious paddlers need.

The loss of Lucas Turner in a paddling accident prompted his family to work with John Hopkins University on a project called the Whitewater Head Impact Protection Project and WRSI helmets were the result.

The loss of Lucas Turner in a paddling accident prompted his family to work with John Hopkins University on a project called the Whitewater Head Impact Protection Project and WRSI helmets were the result.