Savotta Helmet camo scrim (Green)
≈ $24
Price at the dealer: 239 kr. Converted at the ECB rate as of November 06, 2026.
No permit required (18+)
632 23 Eskilstuna, Sweden
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ID: 11501723
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Details
- Original language
- Swedish
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇸🇪 632 23 Eskilstuna, Sweden
- Availability
- In stock
Freshness
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- Source
- Corax Store
- Last checked with the dealer
- about 14 hours ago
Description
Note:
The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
MAIN FEATURES
3D effect camo scrim cover for helmets
One-size-fits-most, best suited for L and XL size high cut helmets
Lightweight laser cut 500D Cordura
Quick and easy to apply and remove
All colour options offer good NIR performance (read more)
5 year material and workmanship warranty (read more)
Made in Finland (read more)
OVERVIEW
Whilst natural foliage is the ultimate helmet camouflage, a 3D effect bushy cover may be the next best thing. Quick and easy to use, easy to modify. These break up helmet silhouettes effectively and offer fast camouflage adaption to various surroundings.
Designwise these are very simple, a single flat piece of 500D Cordura with alternating zig-zag shapes cut into it. The zig-zag pattern positioned so that it creates an opening for NVG mounts at the front. Small slits are cut around the edges for the elastic cord. Thread the elastic cord through the slits, tie it at the back and pull it over your helmet like a shower cap. Finish off by pulling any excess material to the back and rolling it under itself to tighten up the cover.
If you want to tweak the fit, you can play around with threading the elastic cord in various ways through the slits and the actual zig-zag pattern cuts. And if you get really wild and feel the need: you can even cut off excess material from the cover, but such tremendous modifications are of course done on your own risk.
