Vaultex 2-Point Elasticated Helmet Chin Strap (PVC Chin Cup) – Nairobi, Kenya

KShs100.00

Keep your hard hat stable during active work with the Vaultex 2-point helmet chin strap. It features a wide elasticated strap, twin attachable fasteners, and a durable PVC chin cup—ideal for construction, warehouse, road works, and maintenance teams across Nairobi and Kenya.

Vaultex 2-Point Elasticated Helmet Chin Strap (Twin Fasteners) – Kenya

Name: Vaultex helmet chin strap: Actionable 2-Point Elasticated Strap
Price: 100.00 KES
Availability: InStock

Stable helmet fit for real jobsite movement

On Kenyan worksites, helmets often shift when bending, lifting, climbing steps, or working outdoors in windy conditions. A quality Vaultex helmet chin strap Kenya improves retention, helping your helmet stay correctly seated for more consistent protection throughout the day.

Key Features

2-point elasticated chin strap for a stable fit and comfort
Twin attachable fasteners for secure attachment to compatible helmets
Adjustable strap that contours the face for a better personal fit
PVC chin cup for improved under-chin comfort during long shifts

Best for

Construction, plant maintenance, warehouse/logistics, road works, utilities, and any role where helmets can loosen with movement.

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FAQs

Is CSW103 a 2-point chinstrap?
Yes—CSW103 is listed as an elasticated chin strap with attachable fasteners (2-point style).
Does it include a chin cup?
Yes, it’s listed with a durable PVC chin cup for improved comfort.
Will it fit any helmet?
Chinstraps are not universal. Always match the chinstrap to the helmet’s attachment points/model.
Is it comfortable for long shifts?
The elasticated strap plus chin cup design helps reduce pressure and improve stability for all-day wear.
When should I replace a chinstrap?
Replace if the elastic is loose, stitching is frayed, fasteners are damaged, or the chin cup cracks.