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Securely attaches to any facemask with heavy-duty Velcro straps and contains no plastic or metal breakable parts.

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It easily attaches to any facemask, is washable, lightweight, features see-through, is easy to breathe through air vents, and provides antimicrobial benefits.

Impact testing by Virginia Tech's Helmet Lab shows a reduction in rotational head acceleration of up to 45% when using Shield Hawk. See test results.

Additional Benefits:

  • A smooth padded surface helps reduce the negative long-term impacts of repetitive, incidental hits to the facemask throughout practice and games.

  • Stretches in any direction to ensure a proper fit.

  • It does not cover or interfere with the helmet shell and will not restrict access to facemask attachment couplings.

  • It works alongside most protective eye visors.

  • Impact testing by Virginia Tech's helmet lab shows that Shield Hawk outperforms Cushioned Absorption Clips by up to 29%.

  • May minimize the occurrence of neck and hand injuries through inadvertent contact with the bars of the facemask.​

  • It can help extend the life of the facemask, which may reduce refurbishing costs.

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A PSM Development Stage Product

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Victor, N.Y. 14564

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Padded Facemask Shield

The padded facemask shield assembly has a frame, including an elastic frame, at least one resilient pad connected to the frame, and a coupler connected to at least one of the frame and the at least one resilient pad, wherein the coupler is configured to releasably engage the facemask and locate the frame and the at least one resilient pad on the outboard surface of the facemask.

Covered by:

U.S. provisional patent application 63/008,179 filed April 10, 2020;

U.S. application 17/219,004 filed March 31, 2021

Published October 14, 2021 as U.S. Publication No. 2021/0315309

© 2021 by PSM, LLC. 

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