Airsoft Helmet Guide: Full Cut vs High Cut vs Fast Helmets (2026)
Your helmet choice affects weight, peripheral vision, and NVG compatibility. Compare full-cut, high-cut, and fast helmet designs for your play style.
| Full-cut (MICH) | Full ear | 600-900g | No | Impression kits, low-cost entry |
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| High-cut (ACH) | Partial ear | 500-750g | With mount | General MilSim, balance of protection and hearing |
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| Fast / bump helmet | No ear cover | 350-550g | Yes | Night ops, Speedsoft, camera mounting |
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