PREDATOR UNO – SLSA Approved Helmets

• SLSA Approved Helmets

  PREDATOR UNO

  • Predator UNO was one of the first SLSA approved helmets. It is ideal for Surf Boat Rowers, IRB, Ski and Board Paddlers.
  • The UNO helmet optimises comfort.
  • The unique shape ensures that there  are no stress points and the cut of the helmet ensures that hearing and vision are maximised.
  • Ventilation and drainage are provided by the signature elliptical drain holes.
  • The UNO helmet is “SLSA club cap ready” or easy to paint. A standard sized lycra competition or club cap fits neatly over the helmet and locks into position.
  • One size fits all. A secure fit is achieved by way of soft adjustable internal pads, ITW chinstrap and the unique helmet shape.
  • Approved by Surf Life Saving Australia and used by Surf Life Savers around Australia.
  • SLSA Approved Helmets – Suppliers

  

  Surf Life Saving Australia Safety Initiatives

  http://http://sls.com.au/safety-initiative

  8 May 2015 Safety update: SLSA Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Project Final Report – SLSA Approved helmets and lifejackets

  Click here to read the Executive Summary.

  Click here to read the Final Report.

  7 August 2014 Safety update: Low Buoyancy Lifejackets – Results of Independent Testing Announced

  Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) in conjunction with James Cook University, VicLabs and SAI Global have completed testing to develop the world’s first specification/standard for low buoyancy water lifejackets.

  The results, outlined in a report “Independent testing of <level 50 buoyancy aids for Surf Life Saving Australia,” available today, have assisted in defining a specification for a new Level 25 class of lifejacket as part of a revised Australian Standard AS4758:1-3 Personal Flotation Devices.

  Click here to read on.

  Click here to read the Independent testing of <level 50 buoyancy aids for Surf Life Saving Australia report.

  11 April 2014 Safety update: Testing of new buoyancy aids for surf lifesaving kicks off

  Surf Life Saving Australia in conjunction with James Cook University, VicLabs and SAI Global commenced the initial testing to develop the world’s first specification/standard for low buoyancy water safety gear known as lifejackets.

  The testing in Sydney, over Saturday 12^th and Sunday 13^th April 2014, will look at the minimum buoyancy levels required in lifejackets to bring a person to the surface, and the maximum buoyancy levels in lifejackets that allow individuals to move efficiently through the water without significantly impacting their physical exertion.

  Click here for the media release.

  SLSA Approved Helmets & Lifejackets

Weight 1.1 kg
Dimensions 25 × 25 × 25 cm
Size
One Size Fits All