Product Description
The DAX FIFTY50 Carbon Fiber Hardhat provides excellent comfort and impact protection with its carbon fiber reinforced resin construction and 6-point suspension system. Equipped with a Clarino® synthetic leather comfort dome and an oversized ratcheting fitment dial, this hard hat ensures a secure and adjustable fit, even with gloves on.
Carbon Fiber reinforced resin shell for optimal impact protection
Exclusive brim grip design for a secure feel
Perforated Clarino® synthetic leather comfort dome with molded EVA foam insert for added shock absorption at the top of the head
Oversized ratcheting fitment dial for easy size adjustment, even with gloves on
Compliant with ANSI Z89.1-2014 standards for Type 1, Class C protection.
Exceptional protection in high-risk industries with hot conditions; DAX Hard hat shell withstands radiant heat loads up to 350Ëš F (177Ëš C)
Moisture-wicking foam-backed microfiber liner for effective sweat reduction
6 point suspension system ensures a secure and comfortable fit
Triple reinforced crown guarantees superior impact resistance
Optimal weight distribution for optimal comfort and balance
Our Carbon Fiber Hardhat has an average weight of 315g grams without a suspension system. When equipped with a suspension, it weighs an average of 460 grams. CSA Standard: The Canadian Standards Association (CSA) certification does not apply to this product.
Distinctive Design
The carbon fiber shell of every Dax hard hat is meticulously hand laid, resulting in a distinctive and unparalleled appearance.
Durability and Longevity
The lifespan of a hard hat can differ based on the specific conditions of each work site. Hard hats that endure more excellent wear and tear or are exposed to direct sunlight outdoors may require more frequent replacement. Daily inspections determine when to replace the hard hat shell, suspension, or the entire unit. Recommended replacement is determined by the service life of the hard hat (based on when it was put into use, not the manufacturing date). As a general guideline, we advise replacing hard hats every five years, regardless of their external appearance. However, this timeline may vary due to usage patterns and job site conditions.
