Wilcox NVG Skull Lock Head Harness

The Skull Lock™ Head Harness is a lightweight, lo-profile, and lo-vis comprised entirely of fabric, lending comfort and versatility to usage and storage. This system accommodates the complete line of Wilcox NVG mounts offering the versatility of a helmet mounting solution without the added weight of a ballistic helmet. A padded velcro cap design derived from the First Spear helmet cover, allows attachment of patches and strobes and also utilizes their removable battery pouch that stores a battery pack or counterweight system for NVG weight distribution. The CAM-FIT™ Retention System is completely adjustable and conforms to your head with the turn of the Boa® dial. When not in use, the system can easily be folded and placed into a cargo pocket or pack. Kit includes: Skull Lock™ Head Mount-Lite, battery pouch and storage bag. NVG mounts sold separately.

Ergonomically correct Design Provides
Outstanding Control, Support, and Comfort

High Degree of Goggle Stability While on the Move

Excellent Option When not Wearing a Helmet

Each Mechanical Adjustment is Durable and
Ergonomically Positioned for Easy One-Handed
Operation While Handling a Weapon

Accepts Wilcox’s complete line of NVG Mounts

Battery Pouch (Included) stores external power
sources for NVGs. Also can be used to store
counterweight to balance NVGs

Features Velcro on top, rear, and sides for patches,
lights, strobes, or beacons

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