Helmet Durability Test (Part II)

Published on August 3, 2024
Duration: 0:59

This video tests the durability of common helmets (baseball, hockey, hard hat) against a 70lb compound bow. None of the tested helmets, including Easton and Bauer brands, could withstand an arrow impact. The results highlight that these helmets are not designed for protection against high-powered archery equipment.

Quick Summary

Common helmets like baseball, hockey, and construction hard hats were tested against a 70lb compound bow. None of the helmets, including Easton and Bauer brands, could stop an arrow, demonstrating they are not designed for protection against high-powered archery equipment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Bow vs. Helmets
  2. 00:09Easton Baseball Helmet Test
  3. 00:24Bauer Hockey Helmet Test
  4. 00:45Hard Hat Test & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of helmets were tested against the arrow?

The test included a red Easton baseball helmet, a Bauer hockey helmet, and a standard yellow construction hard hat. All were subjected to an arrow fired from a 70lb compound bow.

Did any of the helmets stop the arrow from the compound bow?

No, none of the helmets tested provided adequate protection. The arrow completely penetrated the Easton baseball helmet, the Bauer hockey helmet, and the construction hard hat.

What was the draw weight of the compound bow used in the test?

The compound bow used in the durability test had a draw weight of 70 pounds. This was used to shoot arrows at the various helmets.

What is the main takeaway from this helmet durability test?

The primary conclusion is that common helmets like baseball, hockey, and hard hats are not designed to protect against high-powered archery equipment and will likely fail under such impact.

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