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HANS 30M III / Ultra Lite / Stilo Zero Head and Neck Restraint
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Weight and Connection |
| Brand | HANS |
| Restraint Component | Complete Restraint System |
| SFI Rating | 38.1 |
| Tether Type | Sliding |
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HANS Devices – Pick Weight, Pick Fit
Three HANS options. All USA made. All meet SFI 38.1. Choose by weight and budget.
Stilo HANS Zero
Top spec. Co-brand with Stilo. Aerospace carbon fiber. Lightest HANS made. SFI 38.1 certified, FIA 8858 approved. Comes with pads, tether, anchor kit (fits SA2015, FIA 8859-2015, newer helmets).
Features:
- Lightest HANS device
- FIA 8858 + SFI 38.1 certified
- Fire retardant pad wrap
- Post anchors + tether included
HANS III
3rd gen, injection molded. New polymer, hollow collar, less weight, still meets SFI 38.1. Strong reinforced build. Pads, anchor kit (SA2015, FIA 8859-2015, newer), tether included. Pick standard button or Quick Click (red pull string).
Features:
- Light polymer build
- FIA 8858 + SFI 38.1 certified
- Fire retardant pad wrap
- Post anchors + tether included
HANS Pro Ultra Lite
100% carbon fiber, hollow core. 100+ grams lighter than regular Pro Ultra. Easy in/out, good for tight cockpits. Sliding tethers, high visibility. SFI 38.1 certified, FIA approved. Pads, anchor kit (SA2015, FIA 8859-2015, newer), tether included.
Features:
- Light hollow carbon build
- SFI 38.1 certified
- Fire retardant pad wrap
- Post anchors + tether included
Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Weight and Connection to see |
| Brand | HANS |
| Restraint Component | Complete Restraint System |
| SFI Rating | 38.1 |
| Tether Type | Sliding |
| GENERAL | |
| Safety Restraint Type | Head and Neck |
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