Why is the RSP hardly used?

The main reason is the lack of compatibility with tactical headphones. For most PvP players, the ability to hear the enemy well is more important than the additional durability of the helmet.

How is the RSP better than helmet 03?

The RSP wins in durability (55 versus 45 units), protects the ears, and is cheaper. However, helmet 03 remains more popular due to its compatibility with headphones and almost no penalties.

Is it worth buying the RSP?

If you are willing to forgo headphones, then yes. For its price, the RSP offers an excellent combination of class 5 protection, high durability, and the ability to install a class 4 face shield, making it one of the most underrated heavy helmets in the game.

Heavy Tactical Helmet RSP

Description

The Heavy Tactical Helmet RSP is an underrated class 5 helmet that is rarely seen in raids despite its good characteristics. It has high durability (55 units), protects the head and ears, supports the installation of a class 4 face shield, and is noticeably cheaper than most top models. The main drawback is the incompatibility with tactical headphones, which is why many players prefer more popular options.

Characteristics

Parameter	Value
Protection Class	5
Durability

Sound Insulation	Light
Movement Speed	-4%
Ergonomics	-2
Ricochet Chance	Low
Material	Composite
Compatible Accessories	Face shield, NVG

Heavy Tactical Helmet RSP

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