The 2.0 version Liberator headset is much superior to its predecessor. Read Ryan’s Safariland Liberator HP 2.0 review to see why we say so.
Team Wendy prob’ly needs little introduction here, but we’ll give you the rundown anyhoo.

They’ve been making brain buckets and ballistic lids for a long time now, and they don’t limit themselves to tactical helmets either (though that’s their main focus). They also make helmet accessories.

This is their “flagship” helmet – we’re betting many of you reading this have either worn one or who at least have friends who have.
These are for mounting NVGs or cameras while simultaneously keeping you from scrambling your grey matter – and they’re good at both. They won’t keep someone from shooting a hole in your head though, so dress appropriately.

More about ’em:
TW is a family-owned company dedicated to providing exceptional head protection systems for those who risk their lives every day. Thoughtfully designed from the inside out, their helmet systems ensure an optimal combination of comfort and protection that allows the wearer to focus not on their helmet, but on the mission at hand. Founded in 1997, the Cleveland-based company places a strong focus on the prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI) in honor of the company’s namesake Wendy Moore, who died tragically from a TBI following a ski accident. Steadfast in their dedication to the pursuit of improving head protection research, design, and development, TW brings more choice, better technology, and reliable customer service to the Team military, law enforcement, and search and rescue operators worldwide.
Where to get ’em:
At Optics Planet.
On Amazon.
At US Elite Gear.
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Find Team Wendy on Linked In; they’re on the ‘Gramz at @teamwendy1 and on Facebook, /TeamWendy1/.
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The 2.0 version Liberator headset is much superior to its predecessor. Read Ryan’s Safariland Liberator HP 2.0 review to see why we say so.
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