REVIEW: Ops-Core Maritime AOR1 Helmet DEVGRU

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To hold an Ops-Core helmet in your hand is nothing special anymore. But to hold this Ops-Core helmet in your hand already is ... The helmet here - it is size L/XL was issued in one of the world's leading Tier 1 units: DEVGRU. The legendary SEAL Team 6.

The bowl from above. What you can always pay attention to is the original AOR1 pattern on this helmet, color, and gradient.

DEVGRU prefers the Wilcox L4G19 NVG Mount. Height adjustment on the shroud is done only once, then screwed in place. Those who know what they need don't need to adjust anything anymore.

Also here: the strap for the night vision device is mounted on both sides.

Popular as a flashlight at DEVGRU: the MLPS from Princeton Tec - HERE in the SPARTANAT review.

Here is the complete Ops-Core Rail. Also notice the markings on the plastic parts of the harness.

The rails from DEVGRU have a special feature: right at the bend, the "Budweiser," the eagle of the Navy SEALs, is finely molded in. This is only available on the DEVGRU helmets.

Other side of the helmet: Rail with MLPS.

Exciting next to the rear angle of the rail is also how the velcro is set up.

The rail has Ops-Core markings.

You can hardly get enough: the AOR1 pattern on the helmet.

Flashing on the helmet: the Manta Strobe from S&S Precision - HERE in the SPARTANAT Review.

Complete view from behind. The angles on the right and left are velcroed. So V-Lites can be mounted on the velcro.

A look into the interior of the DEVGRU helmet. Experts know that earlier DEVGRU helmets could be identified by the pinned pin-ups. This is a 2014 helmet, where the pin-ups from the factory have become out of fashion.