Devtac Ronin Helmet Full Review

As promised, I have a VERY special review of the legendary Devtac Ronin Helmet, in this review I examine the first of only three carbon fiber Ronins ever made as well as provide my thoughts on the Ronin's history, its potential applications and the bright future in store for Devtac.

The Devtac Ronin are a series of airsoft and ballistic helmets made by the company Devtac Japan based in Yokohama, Japan. First developed in 2011 as a series of airsoft face masks, the Ronin's unique modular design combining scalable protection, active defogging and cooling measures with a sleek, practical and ergonomic exterior was revolutionary in full head protection and quickly made it a fan favourite amongst shooters.

These advantages were evidently applicable to LE and military situations and production quickly shifted to the production of full kevlar ballistic helmets, earning the Ballistic Ronin a NIJ Level IIIA certification. Since then the Ronin has proven popular with private buyers and has secured limited contracts with a number of national militaries around the world, which is an astounding level of growth for a small company that originally started off making an accessory for airsofters.

Do note that whilst the carbon fibre helmet featured in this video is purely for recreational use, its design, modularity and features are practically identical to the ballistic versions used by military and LE today.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and historical background
01:47 Initial impressions
02:28 Serial number and Helmet 009
03:18 Modularity
04:29 Internals
05:15 Straps and retention
06:31 Visibility, weapons handling and backface deformation
08:03 Anti-fog fan system
09:18 Gameplay impressions
10:34 Drawbacks, the three Cs
12:49 Final impressions

Check out Devtac Japan!
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For live fire tests on the ballistic Ronin, check out Demolition Ranch's video here!
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To see the Ronin in motion, check out Spaceforce Operator
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