MK-I HUNT Helmet

A highly specialized successor to the MK-I RECON, a helmet reserved marksman and rifleman specialists such as "Esperon" of Unit 66, the MK-I HUNT comprises a state-of-the-art targeting system with advanced ballistic computation capabilities, allowing for pinpoint accuracy over long distances. An integrated module compatible with rangefinders confers precise distance measurement and a wind speed sensor features to adjust for environmental variables, critical for donning long-ranged weaponry. The Heads-Up Display (HUD) harbors thermal, night, and electromagnetic vision modes, enabling operatives to track and engage targets under strenuous combative conditions, in addition to a built-in biometric sensor suite that monitors the operator's vital signs, optimizing their physical state for peak performance.