F.L.I. Goggle Harness

The F.L.I. (Fast Latch Integrated) Goggle Harness solves a specific problem: an FPV drone goggle and a night vision device both want the front of the helmet, and only one of them fits on the shroud. Adaptiv Defense routes around the conflict by mounting the goggle to the helmet's side ARC rails through a pair of Fidlock magnetic connectors. The shroud stays empty for a PVS-14, a binocular, or nothing at all.

The kit replaces the stock elastic strap that ships on most FPV goggles. Two ARC rail mounts carry the Fidlock halves; the goggle side attaches through standard 3/4 inch webbing, and Adaptiv Defense lists compatibility with most systems using that strap width. Because the connection is magnetic rather than buckled, the goggle comes on and off with one hand and without breaking the helmet's fit. A neckband safety strap catches the goggle when it is released, so it hangs on the chest instead of dropping while the operator goes back to a controller or a rifle.

Two extras round out the kit. A standalone padded headband uses the same Fidlock attachment points, so the same goggle moves from helmet to bare head without re-rigging. A lens cover with adhesive hook and loop protects the OLED panels used in higher-end goggles from direct sunlight, which is the standard failure mode for an unattended goggle left facing the sky. At $140 the F.L.I. undercuts shroud-mounted alternatives such as the Beez Combat Systems FGM at $259.99, which uses a Wilcox dovetail and therefore competes with night vision for the same real estate.