HANS Quick Release or Post Anchor Collar?
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HANS Quick Release or Post Anchor Collar?
Hi guys,
Shopping for a HANS Sport II and want opinions on whether I should get a Quick-Click Anchor Release tether or standard Post Anchor Collar?
Thanks for your opinions.
Kyriacos
Shopping for a HANS Sport II and want opinions on whether I should get a Quick-Click Anchor Release tether or standard Post Anchor Collar?
Thanks for your opinions.
Kyriacos
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Post anchors here. Never had an issue. The quick release ones just seem like an added complication. I can take off the regular posts just fine.
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
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Post anchors here. Never had an issue. The quick release ones just seem like an added complication. I can take off the regular posts just fine.
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
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Thread Starter
Race Car
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 4,727
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From: Cyprus and USA
Post anchors here. Never had an issue. The quick release ones just seem like an added complication. I can take off the regular posts just fine.
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
Since you didn't ask about sliding v fixed tethers I assume you are decided on this part. I really like the sliding if you're looking for an opinion though
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You may actually end up putting the helmet and the HANS together without disconnecting the tethers in the end.
F1 drivers all seem have regular posts.
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Same here. The QR release tethers (those dangling red strands) feel weird, like freaking long earrings on either side of the helmet. I have no problems releasing my post anchors if I need to. Not that I separate my HANS from my helmet that often...
