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That is definitely a safer option, though I was thinking more low speed mishaps where you can be reasonably certain that there was no head strike and where ther
by KGIII 9y ago
That is definitely a safer option, though I was thinking more low speed mishaps where you can be reasonably certain that there was no head strike and where there are no new marks on the helmet.
I forget the company but one of them was going to do something like the gridiron football helmets. They were going to have a g-force indicator in them to indicate damage and concussion potential. I'm not sure what became of it.
- ams6110 9y agoThose helmets are made. Unfortunately while a helmet can protect your skull from breaking it doesn't do a lot to prevent concussion. Concussion results from the brain being whiplashed around inside the skull. Helmets won't stop that. The shock indicators can possibly help determine if a hit was hard enough to suspect a concussion, but diagnosis of a concussion is based on symptoms.