You could win this Master Chief football helmet that commemorates the launch of Halo Infinite
You can feel like Master Chief as you play Halo Infinite, but it’ll cost you $1,000.
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What you need to know
To celebrate the launch ofHalo Infinite, Riddell partnered with Microsoft to make a football helmet inspired by Master Chief. The Riddell SpeedFlex features the green Mjolnir armor color of Master Chief, a golden visor, and several accessories and clips to make it appear similar to the helmet of the video game icon.
The side of the helmet features Master Chief’s number, 117. There’s also a Halo 20-year anniversary decal on the helmet. The SF-2EG-TX upgraded facemask helps complete the look of the commemorative helmet, along with an included convert-to-black kit that lets you swap face mask clips and front and back bumpers to black. An Oakley Pro Shield Prizm 24k Iridium visor and a black hard cup chin strap come with the helmet as well.
Follow and RT with#HaloRiddellHelmetSweepstakesfor a chance to win one of five awesome commemorative helmets from@RiddellSportsand@Oakley!Age 18+. Ends 12/30/21: Rules:https://t.co/yBVmeui3jtpic.twitter.com/ABUkDoNO9cFollow and RT with#HaloRiddellHelmetSweepstakesfor a chance to win one of five awesome commemorative helmets from@RiddellSportsand@Oakley!Age 18+. Ends 12/30/21: Rules:https://t.co/yBVmeui3jtpic.twitter.com/ABUkDoNO9c— Halo Gear (@HaloGear)December 17, 2021December 17, 2021
While Riddell helmets, including the SpeedFlex, earnhigh safety ratings by the NFLandVirginia Tech, the commemorative Master Chief-inspired helmet is for display use only.
Five of the helmets are available for winners of a contest that runs through 8 PM PT on December 30, 2021. A select quantity of helmets is available for purchase for $1,000.
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