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ADAPTIV Defense:

Mount your FPV google

The ADAPTIV Defense F.L.I. Drone Goggle Harness allows users to quickly attach and detach FPV goggles from their helmets using magnetic Fidlock points, enhancing convenience for military SUAS operators. The system features a neckband safety strap, a padded headband, and offers alternative mounting solutions for various helmets.

08/14/2026  By Max

A helmet and FPV goggles do not mix very well. Most FPV goggles come equipped with an elastic headband requiring the user to remove their helmet to put on and take off the goggles. The ADAPTIV Defense F.L.I. (Fast Latch Integrated) Drone Goggle Harness utilizes magnetic Fidlock attachment points mounted directly on modular helmet rails giving the user the ability to quickly don and doff their system without the burden of Velcro, bungees, or losing the ability to have their NVG system mounted in their helmet shroud.

ADAPTIV Defense takes professional user feedback seriously, and during the development of this harness system, several updates were made based on current military SUAS operator requests to ensure the best user experience possible. If you wonder, yes this is the new company Lucas Botkin, formerly T.REX ARMS, is running.

The system includes a neckband safety strap allowing the drone operator to keep the goggle retained and accessible while managing their SUAS or maintaining readiness with their rifle. An included padded headband allows the user to swap to a more conventional wearing-method when the helmet is not required. The headband also comes with hook and loop straps for users that head mount their battery packs.

The standard F.L.I. kit includes two ARC Rail helmet mounts. Alternative mounting solutions for helmets like the ARMY IHPS are available upon request.

ADAPTIV Defense online

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