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Virginia Tech Helmet Lab Testing vs. Normal Facemask

Head kinematics were measured for multiple impact scenarios and temperatures (n = 32 tests). Impact tests by Virginia Tech’s Helmet Lab clearly showed head acceleration reductions up to 40% when the Shield Hawk was used compared to standard facemask testing conditions.

Standard Facemask Only

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  With Shield Hawk  

  Without Shield Hawk  

With Shield Hawk Added

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Virginia Tech Helmet Lab Testing vs. Cushioned Facemask Clips

Head kinematics were measured for multiple impact scenarios and temperatures (n = 32 tests). Impact tests by  Virginia Tech’s Helmet Lab clearly showed head acceleration reductions up to 40% when the  Shield Hawk was compared to performance of Cushioned Clips.

With 3rd Party Cushioned Clips Added

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  With Shield Hawk   

  With Cushioned Clips   

With Shield Hawk Added

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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

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