Pyramex Safety Products S1060

This fit a old 20 year old Husqvarna helmet. It is bigger than the original mesh face protector. It took a bit of fiddling to get this to fit correctly but it did without having to modify anything. The best way for me to attach it to my old helmet was to put the side slots in first and secure them with the sliding plastic rail and then fit the front hole onto the post on the visor and then slip the front part into the two slots on the front. Visibility through it is great and the coverage is better than the old original visor.

I have a couple different styles of face shields and in all cases over time they begin to rust and deteriorate. This shield fit the Oregon Helmet and the other visor shields I had previously purchased. The difference in a new shield and a well used one is substantial. Improve your view, replace the shield.

Works with Husqvarna Pro Forest helmets with a slight modification. You just need to lengthen two of the slots - I used a drill for this. Then I used mini zip ties just to make it extra secure. All in, took 2 minutes. This face screen is a little larger overall than the OEM Husqvarna one and the mesh is a little finer. And 1/3 the price. And shipped faster.

Doesn't fit my Husqvarna helmet (but it doesn't claim to fit it) It seems to be very good quality. I do have it on my helmet but it's not centered, holes don't line up right, also too long but it's working for now.

Works great

To fit to a Husqvarna helmet: There's two tabs on the visor that don't fit into the screen. Each tab needs to go into a slot on the screen. For each tab, the slots on the screen aren't in the right place. For each tab, expand the two slots of the screen by cutting away the plastic between the slots. This turns the two slots in to one larger slot. Each tab can be fitted into a larger slot. To hold the screen on the visor, I drilled holes and used small zip ties. I drilled a hole on each end of the visor, and secured the screen to the visor with a zip tie. Also, drilled two holes in the visor, at the center of the screen, and secured the screen there with a zip tie.

While not specifically designed for my Stihl headgear, this face shield works after modifying the slots with a Dremel. This isn't the fault of the product. I just couldn't find a product that was designed to work with my headgear, but point being this item did the trick at a nice price point. It's also super easy to see through. Sometimes I forget I even have the face shield down. Can't say the same about my original Stihl face shield.

I have a TR Industrial hard hat and couldn't find a replacement for screen at Lowe's or Home Depot. I ordered this on faith. I thought if nothing else I might be able to make it fit. It went right on like it was designed for that brand. My ONLY complain is the USP service made the delivery and my carrier folded it making a crease. At first it appears to be a crack in the plastic at the bottom. I've finally gotten it straight enough to use but I hate USPS. My carrier has a chip on her shoulder. Poor thing pray for her. The trick to installing the screen is knowing those plastic locks swing both sides. If it doesn't fit just open the lock 180 degrees and try again. This screen is a bit shorter than the original. I've had a wood chip get under and hit my left eye. Clear safety glasses beneath the screen is advisable. This review is detailed. To many reviews have no information. To say, It works, or I like it is NOT a review. Guys, open up. Tell us What and Why. Men have a huge lack of communication skills. Your lady might appreciate it if you actually learn to talk instead of grunting and pointing. Most reviews are disappointing. Bones with no meat. Thanks