Simpson Hybrid Pro Slide Head & Neck Restraint - Fia Approved / All Sizes on 2040-parts.com
Martinsburg, West Virginia, United States
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Simpson Hybrid Pro Slide Head & Neck Restraint - FIA 8858-2010 Shipping
* Shown with Dual End Tether System Manufactured of high quality carbon fiber in the USA, the Hybrid Pro has been developed through extensive testing to provide unmatched protection. Available with M61 dual end tethers or post anchor system. FEATURES
* Dual End Tether System
*Post Clips Tether System
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