Fire Helmet D-rings

New Style and Old style blacked out D-ring in 50/50 black, Compatible with all helmet types except Ben-2 composites as of the current moment. Includes one semi-tubular brass rivet and washer. Rivet and washer is non-powder coated.
New Style (large) and Old style (small) fire helmet D-ring, available uncoated or powder coated in 50/50 black. Compatible with all helmet types except Ben-2 composite fire helmets as of the current moment. Includes one semi-tubular brass rivet and washer. Rivet and washer is non-powder coated.   NOTE: You will need a specific tool to install this hardware with semi-tubular rivets. If you do not have this tool or the expertise to install it in this way, reach out to us at info@ for more information regarding the brass rivet installation.

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