helmet liner
Americannoun
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a soft or padded lining for a helmet.
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Military. a stiff, plastic head covering designed to be worn alone or under a steel helmet for protection.
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Wearing an Army helmet liner and field jacket and carrying a telescopic rifle, he climbed a sagebrush-covered hill in Los Angeles' Griffith Park.
From Time Magazine Archive
Other features include Scorpion's own KwikWick moisture-wicking, removable helmet liner and cheek pads, a fully adjustable aero-tuned visor that reduces lift at high speeds, and a large eye port for maximum visibility.
From Time Magazine Archive
Head gear: The first thing to check into is a thicker helmet liner that will keep warmth inside your helmet.
From Time Magazine Archive
When you take out the helmet liner in your helmet you'll notice that the EPS liner has also been channeled out to force more air in and out the back of the helmet.
From Time Magazine Archive
Brad looked at the questioner, a big man in a black and gray uniform and a soft helmet liner perched on the back of his head.
From The Universe — or Nothing by Moldeven, Meyer
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