I'd never seen this one before, thought some of you H2 guys might be interested.

http://www.toughcountry.com/products/armor_series/



The Armor Series is Tough Country's newest product line to up fit your Hummer H2. Products currently available for your H2 are the Armor Front Bumper, available with or without Armor Brush Guard Attachment, Armor Rear Bumper, and the Armor Roof Rack.
The Armor Front and Rear are frame mounted and the complete Armor line will install on your H2 with no drilling or vehicular modification necessary. The Armor Front Bumper can be used in conjunction with the factory grill guard or, for additional protection, the Armor Brush Guard attachment is available.
The Armor Rear is made of heavy steel plate and keeps the use of the original factory D-Rings, as well as the added feature of two rear auxiliary flood lights. The Armor Rear also has the optional feature of a personalized machined nameplate backed by polished stainless steel.
The Armor Roof Rack uses a sectional design allowing the user to utilize the rack according to cargo needs. The Armor Roof Rack also comes standard with a removable sunroof insert and spare tire holder. Also available as an option for the Armor Roof Rack is the Rear Ladder, which allows easy access to the roof without obstructing the rear door.
As a part of the design process, and in keeping with the H2’s rugged stylish looks, all of the Tough Country Armor line products maintain the inherent style of the H2 while delivering the ultimate protection for your investment. All products come with the standard finish of high gloss black industrial powder coat. Specialty options include custom color or vehicle match powder coat finish, or high-pressure spray on bed liner finish.

 

Never saw that before. But, I do like!

 

Does it come in MACK DADDY CHROME?????

The HOOK is Pretty Sweet!!!

 

I like it... but their website needs some work...

 

I referenced this thing in a thread on another forum....Man, those fellers were none to impressed. They immediately pointed out the decreased approach angle due to
the protruding winch mount not to mention those god awful welded on hooks below
the d-rings.

One guy who had seen one in person, said it was strong as h3ll, but that it was the
sort of thing you would see on the front of a Ford F250.

He called it a "Bubba Bumper"....and damn if he didn't peg it.......

 

anyone know how much it is without the brush guard?

 

You could fight in a war with that thing.

 

I love the brushguard part of it.

 

now this rocks, I need the for my drive through Jane and Finch here in Toronto and getting like I will need one in Brampton too!