01/06/2026
Whether by land, sea, or air, the Manta gets you there.
Designed as a truly multi-role safety helmet, the Manta continues to protect personnel operating in some of the world’s most demanding environments. Whilst operational requirements may differ, the need for reliable, lightweight head protection remains the same.
On land, the Manta supports a wide range of applications, from mountain and technical rescue operations to ATV response, fire and rescue services, animal rescue, search and rescue teams, and specialist emergency response units. The image shown here features a Polish mountain rescue ATV, with two of our Manta 3 helmets, where crews operate in challenging terrain and unpredictable conditions where protection and comfort are paramount during long operational periods.
At sea, the Manta is trusted by organisations working in demanding marine environments. From rescue and coastguard operations to maritime pilot transfer, port authority duties, and vessel operations, crews require equipment that performs in harsh weather, exposed conditions and fast-moving operational conditions. The manta is also worn by navies, maritime police units and specialist marine teams worldwide. Pictured here (image 2) are Humberside Rescue, one of the many organisations relying on the Manta during frontline maritime operations.
In the air, the Manta is worn by specialist doctors and paramedics after arriving on scene, operating in equally demanding circumstances. London's Air Ambulance Charity use Manta helmets during critical emergency operations, where the priority is patient care and safety above anything else. Opportunities to capture these helmets in use are naturally limited, but we are proud to support crews working in some of the most challenging conditions, where equipment must perform where it matters most.
From remote terrain environments to open water and emergency response, the Manta’s versatility continues to make it a trusted choice across multiple sectors worldwide.
Multi-role protection across land, sea, and air.
Visit Future Safety on Stand P15 at Seawork 2026 (9-11 June) to see the Manta range up close, and speak with our team about your requirements.