A full-size skull under a tactical helmet, shemagh pulled up to the jaw, built to carry your headphones when the session is over. The helmet crown takes the headband; the earcups settle either side of the face and the whole piece stays planted when you lift them off. Every over-ear or on-ear headphone we have tried sits naturally here, from slim wireless pairs to heavy wired gaming sets. It holds your headphones. That is the entire point. The rest is presence — a piece that makes a desk look like it belongs to someone who takes their setup seriously and does not need to explain it.
3D-printed in matte army green PLA with deep sculptural relief — teeth, eye sockets, the fabric folds of the shemagh, the helmet rail and screws are all physically there, not painted on. 25 cm tall, 20 cm wide, 20 cm deep, around 600 g, so it reads finished from every angle and does not tip. Single piece, no assembly required. Printed to order, so light layer texture is part of the character and no two are perfectly identical. Headphones shown are for display only and are not included. Made in India by CONQR.
Built for the gaming desk, the streamer setup, the home office and the study table — a headphone holder for people who show up every day and want their gear to look like it. Gift it to the gamer, the grinder, the brother, the husband, the friend who never quits — the ones who understand that the small things on the desk are a daily reminder of the standard you hold yourself to.
