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HANS - Professional Series 10 Degree Seat Medium Only FREE SHIPPING In The Continental U.S. HANS - Professional Version Hand made with high modulus carbon fiber. Hollow core reduces weight. Weighs about 1 pound - the lightest HANS Device. Top choice in Formula 1 and NASCAR.  SFI 38.1 Certification is used in the United States. FIA 8858 is the worldwide standard. If in doubt choose both certifications. Dual Certification POST ANCHOR Only - add $ 10.00 The “Quick Click”: Is SFI Legal Only - NOT for International Competition. The “Post Anchor”: Is SFI & FIA Legal for International Competition  SERVING 702-382-8520
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