A redesigned interior liner that conforms to the shape of a player's head and fits the contours of the helmet shell (crown, back/side, occipital, lock, faceframe) for improved comfort and fit.A new ratchet-style chinstrap attachment system was developed based on player feedback and is meant to be a new way to secure proper fit each play.Flex is engineered into the helmet's shell, facemask, and attachment system. Selected parts of the helmet flex, in order to reduce impact-force transfer to the athlete's head.SpeedFlex builds upon technology used in earlier helmet models. Player safety always Priority 1 #WooPig /ZuGZlOMo2e Very excited to have our players wearing these helmets. The Arkansas Razorbacks were the first to announce deployment of the new technologies, and several other schools are currently trying them out. The helmet is designed to disperse energy, reducing the risk of trauma, while the InSite is intended to alert coaches when a player suffers a significant hit to the head, or multiple hits that combine to pose a risk. Several college football programs will be using the new Riddell SpeedFlex helmet and InSite Impact Response System in 2014. While the governing bodies claim to prioritize player safety, apparel companies ( and players themselves) are among those trying to find tangible solutions. The NCAA and several conferences face ongoing lawsuits over concussion issues. Football's brain injury problem has become one of several threats to the future of the college sport, and all other levels as well.
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