IMAGerman WWII M42 Steel Helmet- Stahlhelm 42 WW2 M1942

Exactly what I was hoping for. As far as I can tell this is a perfect replica of the real thing. Good adjustable fit, durable, and comfortable. Naturally this is great for reenactments, which I do not do, but it is also perfect for cosplay and photo-ops, which is what I do, and this will mix and match quite well, especially with science fiction outfits...Especially the gray and black Star Trek First Contact, DS-9 uniforms. Looks really sharp, with perfect color coordination. Also obviously, great for keeping from clunking your noggin while working if you choose to wear one for that. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

This is a quality reproduction of the classic WW2 combat helmet. Good value for price.

Has a nice weight and feel. Looks good sitting next to my originals. Doesn’t have a cheap appearance as so many out there do.Very satisfied.

Great quality reproduction, the paint is definitely scratch resistant from the cover I put on it (hooks are plastic but scratch the paint off another company helmet I have). Also, I have a cover on it that's designed for M35, M40, and M42. When I first put it on, it felt like the cover was too small because it's a very tight fit, especially since the M42 flanges out more at the bottom than previous helmet designs. It just means the cover will fit better and not move around.

Bought this helmet for my son. It’s very heavy and great quality!

I love the helmet, it is a great replica, great quality and very historically accurate. Great for reenactments and display one of my favorite things in my collection. Next is the ww1 m16.

Now I can ride a two-cylinder motorcycle and look cool.

It's heavy and getting shot in the head by a airsoft bullet will pop your ears (like it did to mine) its beautiful though. Amazing product also idk how but the leather adjuster thing inside just takes all the heat from my head and hair and traps it in the helmet so my head is constantly warm which i think is weird but i mean its cool as heck lol. Way better than american helmets