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Team Wendy
A Team Wendy helmet gives you a stable base for head-mounted night vision, so you can walk into a field or set up on a stand with your hands free. We carry the Team Wendy EXFIL RAIL 3.0 LTP bump helmet and the comfort pad replacement kit that goes inside EXFIL helmets.
EXFIL RAIL 3.0 LTP bump helmet
The EXFIL is a Team Wendy bump helmet, which means it is made to protect your head from knocks and branches, not to stop rounds. That keeps it light enough to wear for a long night of walking fence lines and scanning for hogs. The RAIL 3.0 design gives you accessory rails along the sides, and the front is where a helmet mount for your monocular attaches.
If you already own an EXFIL Carbon or LTP, the comfort pad replacement kit swaps out worn or compressed pads so the helmet sits snug and doesn't shift when you look up or down through a night vision tube.
Once you have a Team Wendy helmet, you need a mount and usually a counterweight or battery pack on the back to balance the weight. See our helmet mounts for the pieces that connect your optic, and our helmets page for the full selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses Team Wendy helmets?
Among our customers, it is night hunters who want their night vision on their head instead of in their hand. A bump helmet like the EXFIL RAIL 3.0 LTP holds a monocular steady while you walk to a stand or scan a field for hogs, and leaves both hands free for the rifle.
How much does a Team Wendy helmet cost?
Pricing for the EXFIL RAIL 3.0 LTP bump helmet is on its product page. When you order from us, you pay no credit card fees, no sales tax if it ships outside Illinois, and shipping is free. PayPal Credit can split it up with no interest if paid in full within 6 months, subject to approval.
Are Team Wendy helmets good?
For carrying night vision, the EXFIL is a well-regarded bump helmet. It is light enough to wear through a long night of walking fence lines, it has accessory rails along the sides, and the front takes a mount for your monocular. Keep in mind a bump helmet protects against knocks and branches; it isn't made to stop rounds.
Why is it called Team Wendy?
The company is named after Wendy Moore, whose father founded it after she died from a brain injury in a skiing accident. That history is why the company focuses on head protection. From Team Wendy we carry the EXFIL RAIL 3.0 LTP bump helmet and the comfort pad replacement kit for EXFIL helmets.
How long does a Team Wendy helmet last?
The shell holds up for years of normal use, but the pads inside wear and compress first. When your EXFIL Carbon or LTP starts to sit loose or shift as you look through a night vision tube, the comfort pad replacement kit swaps in fresh pads and brings back a snug fit.
