Universal Communication Headset Adapters for Accessory Rail Equipped Tactical Helmets

Tips have to be cut so the fittings will fit. Also not very tight on head due to design of the clamps pushing against the helmet. I would return if I didn’t need these ASAP.

(1) To install Sordins to a helmet clip the flat part of your adapter wires so they will slide into and down the adapter properly. (2) You also will need a special tool to undo the external retaining clips. This tool is called the "snap ring plier" I learned the hard way.

Wasn't sure wether to leave 2 or 3 stars. Could have gone either way. I purchased this kit to mount my MSA Sordin headset to my bump helmet. Looked good coming out of the packaging, but found several issues when trying to install them. First, the aluminum adapters that mount the wire hangers to the actual headset didn't fit. The holes in the adapters where the wire goes in were too small. I had to drill them out. Second, the flat spots on the wire hangers needed to be ground down or the whole thing would be loose and ill fitting. Third, the wire hangers them selves were about 5/8 of an inch too long. I will also have to find some way of adding extra retention to the plastic mounts that fit into the ARC rail on my helmet. If you pull on the headset once mounted to put it on, the plastic mounts can pop out of the rail. I know these aren't very expensive, but I expected a little more for $65. Just be aware you will have to modify these in some way if you intend them for anything more than just show.

Simply put, these won't work with the neckband version MSA Sordins. There's no extra studs, so you're just SOL if you get these. Steer clear if you have the Neckband Sordins, because they require an extra post.