
- description
Most of the value in putting fastener on a headset is being identifiable. Marshals, team leads and anyone running a large game pick people out far more easily by a marker at head height than by anything on a chest rig under webbing.
This pair is shaped for the 3M Peltor ComTac XPi. That precision is worth stating: the sellers who name a model all name the XPi rather than Peltor as a family, so if your cups are an older or different ComTac generation, check the outline first.
Both panels carry adhesive backing and a fastener face, ready for patches, team colours or infrared tabs. An alcohol wipe across the shell beforehand is all the preparation needed.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Adhesive-backed hook and loop panels |
| Quantity | 2 panels, left and right (retailer-stated) |
| Shaped for | 3M Peltor ComTac XPi earcups and replicas |
| Use | Patches, team markers, infrared and identification tabs |
| Colours | Black, Tan |
| Brand | Earmor |
Frequently asked questions
Which Peltor models does it suit? The published fitment is the ComTac XPi and replicas of it. Other ComTac generations are not named by any source we found.
Can I use it on a helmet instead? Nothing stops you, but the shaping is wasted — a plain fastener strip is cheaper for flat surfaces.
Is the Tan a match for Peltor's own coyote? Shades vary between manufacturers and batches. Treat it as close rather than identical.
Does it interfere with a rail mount? No. Rail adapters such as the M11 for 3M Peltor attach at the arm boss, not the outer face.