Your helmet is the first thing people notice on a loadout, and it does more than look the part — it sets the whole silhouette of your kit. Here's how to pick the right one.
Match the Helmet to Your Loadout Style
Different helmets read differently depending on the era and role you're building toward. The Helmet "6B26" and Helmet "6B47" are the modern standard-issue silhouette, a natural fit for a contemporary Ratnik-style or standard-issue loadout. The Helmet "Altyn" has a distinct enclosed, face-shielded shape associated with special forces roles, so it pairs best with a more tactical, operator-style kit rather than a rifleman loadout. The Helmet "TOR V.1" sits in between — a modern ballistic shape that works well with either a standard or lightly kitted-out build.
Sizing and Fit
Check the sizing details on each product page before ordering — head circumference is the measurement that matters most, not hat size. If you're between sizes, most airsoft and milsim players size up slightly to leave room for a liner or light headwear underneath.
Don't Forget a Cover
A bare helmet stands out badly against camouflage. Once you've picked your helmet, match it to a helmet cover in Helmet Covers — we carry covers cut for both the 6B47 and Altyn shells.
Building the Rest of the Kit
Once your helmet is sorted, move on to Body Armor and a Plate Carrier to complete the top half of your loadout, or use our Build Your Loadout tool to put together a full kit piece by piece. Questions about sizing or fit? Contact us and we'll help you pick.