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HANS Device Head and Neck Restraints (All)
All HANS Devices qualify for FREE Shipping in the continental United States!
HANS Devices carry both SFI 38.1 certification and FIA 8858 homologation. The HANS system has been proven all over the world (35,000 sold and counting) since 1986 to reduce the risk of basal skull fractures and other neck injuries. Many sanctioning bodies currently require the HANS Device and will not accept any other head and neck restraint system.
SCCA will require all Club Racing drivers to use SFI 38.1 or FIA 8858 approved head and neck restraint devices beginning January 1, 2012. All HANS Devices meet these standards.
All HANS Devices include black contour padding, tethers, helmet attachment hardware, and full instructions.
Part numbers 9595 and 9596 include the new Vision Advantage Plus sliding tethers with the latest QC quick-release helmet anchors.
Part numbers 9591 and 9592 include the new Vision Advantage Plus sliding tethers with releasable Post anchors. Most popular choice!
Pro series HANS Devices are constructed of high modulus carbon fiber for the lightest weight (approximately one pound).
Sport series HANS Devices are constructed of injection-molded super structural carbon fiber and weigh about two pounds -- less than most helmets!
The Model 20 HANS Device is designed for most upright applications, including the majority of sedans and sports cars. The Model 30 HANS Device fits most reclined applications, including formula cars and sports racers. To find the correct starting point, sit in your car and measure the angle of your chest from vertical. If the angle is 25 degrees or less, try the Model 20. If the angle is 25 degrees or more, start with the Model 30.
The Adjustable Series lets you choose your own angle, from 10 to 40 degrees! The angle is so easy to change, you can do it between sessions. Ideal for drivers with more than one car!
Sizing: Click on any HANS Device below for a sizing chart.
Have more questions about the HANS Device? Check out our HANS Device Head and Neck Restraint System - Frequently Asked Questions.
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