Band, Helmet, Inner Tube (USMC)
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Description
Gear Up, Stand Out! 🪖
- VERSATILE USE - Perfect for tactical training, outdoor adventures, or collector's display.
- EASY INSTALLATION - Quick and hassle-free setup, so you can gear up and go.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Engineered for extreme conditions, this helmet band is built to last.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - One size fits all, ensuring a snug fit for every mission.
- AUTHENTIC MILITARY DESIGN - Crafted with precision, this inner tube reflects true USMC heritage.
The Band, Helmet, Inner Tube (USMC) by Moore Militaria is a robust and versatile accessory designed for military enthusiasts and professionals alike. With its one-size-fits-all design and authentic USMC branding, this product combines functionality with a touch of heritage, making it an essential addition to any tactical gear collection.
Specifications
| Brand Name | Moore Militaria |
| Manufacturer | Moore Militaria |
| Part Number | Band, Helmet, "Inner Tube" (USMC) |
| Size | One Size |
Reviews
T**D
Fits the part
Fits the part. Maybe not the most accurate for a WW2 pot, but there are images running around with Marines fixing cut innertubes to their M1 helmets, just probably mot M151 Mutt innertubes
P**R
vietnam era Marine Corp helmet band. looks great on my Vietnam M1 helmet.
fast delivery. exactly as described.
A**W
Three Stars
Put it on my helmet and looks salty.
J**E
Exactly what I needed
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
S**T
i got an uneven, old, badly cut piece ...
i got an uneven, old, badly cut piece of rubber. id ask for another but it took well over a week for it to get to the midwest.
D**L
Accurate USMC VN reproduction
I purchased one of these directly from Moore Militaria and not from Amazon. Over the years I have purchased a bunch of different stuff from them and have always been satisfied with the quality, price, and customer service both via Amazon and at their website.Having said this, the people that are complaining about how they look don't know anything about the "real" ones. These were made in the field with a K-bar or some other sharp object. Go find a tire inner tube, get a K-bar, and cut one out yourself. You can get the guy who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel to try this method and he will get the same result as you, Moore Militaria, or me.What you are paying for here is the convenience of not finding an inner tube and doing it yourself with a K-bar.
A**R
Waste of money, just cut up bycyle tubing!!!!
Misleading picture and description!
A**N
Disappointed
It really was just shredded Bike tube with writing on it.
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