The Schroth SHR Flex Head and Neck Restraint.
The Schroth SHR Flex Head and Neck Restraint shown close up.
The front of the Schroth SHR Flex Head and Neck Restraint.
The Schroth SHR Flex Head and Neck Restraint shown in three different potential angles and scenarios.

Schroth SHR Flex Head and Neck Restraint

$435.00
By Schroth
SKU: SR-SHRFLEXB-MED
Size
6 in stock, ready to ship

Experience maximum safety and adaptability with the Schroth SHR Flex, a next-generation Hans Device-style Head and Neck Restraint (HNR). Fully SFI 38.1-certified, this high-performance HNR features a flexible collar system that delivers superior impact protection across a variety of seating angles. Stay comfortable and focused on the track with integrated padding and a floating tether that allows natural head movement. Flex Helmet anchors are included, making this a reliable, race-ready solution.

HANS Installation Instructions

Most modern Snell SA2015 and later and/or FIA8858/FIA8860/FIA8859 helmets have threaded mounting posts bonded into the helmet shell. This allows for very quick and easy installation without the need for specialty tools or helmet modification. If your helmet does not have these threaded mounting points, please get in touch with us for assistance.

Tools needed for installation:

  • 5/32 or 4mm Allen Key (put down your impact gun - either size will fit)
  • Hans Anchor Key/Wrench (not included) OR Hans Tether attached to your device

Instructions:

  1. Using the entire anchor, thread it onto the terminal on the helmet. Note that threadlocker has been pre-applied to the anchor's thread. If transferring the anchor to a new helmet, fresh threadlocker is recommended.
  2. Hand-tighten the screw until snug, making sure the point on the anchor faces rearward. When installing Quick-Click-style anchors, the opening hasp should point rearward. (Click here for sample image)
  3. Tighten the screw a ¼ turn past snug. You may need to hold the anchor still while tightening to ensure the point on the anchor remains facing rearward. This can be accomplished with the flat edge of a connected tether or using the specialty Hans Anchor Key (or similar flat spanner wrench). Note: Not a lot of force is needed to tighten this screw - if you are having problems keeping the point on the anchor in place, you're probably over-tightening! Overtightening can easily break the bonded anchor terminal and/or otherwise damage your helmet!
  4. Test your installation by connecting the Hans tether to the anchor and makeing sure it slides on/off with little resistance. If the anchor is installed too tightly, it will feel tight.
  5. That's it!
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