Endorsement - Chris Miller, Missouri Soccer High School Coaches Association

Endorsement - James Fulwiler, Dublin High School

News - The Decision to Participate in Contact or Collision Sports Belongs to Rational and Knowledgeable Parents

Endorsement - Headbands to Curtail Concussions

Announcement - ForceField FF donates 6,000 headgear in Honduras and thousands more to handicapped and challenged children throughout the world

• Product Details
  • FF Protective Sweatband / Headgear
  • Impact Testing Data
  • Corporate Introduction
  • Background of Invention
  • Rationale
  • Sport Related Data
  • Soccer Head Injuries & Protection
  • Flag Football
  • Cheerleading
  • Basketball Head Protection
  • Baseball Head Protection
  • Ice Hockey
  • Women's Lacrosse
  • Campers & Recreational Safety
  • Warning & Cleaning Instructions

• Impact Testing Data
  • ForceField FFTM Headband
  • Bell Giro Skyla Women's Bicycle Helmet

• Endorsements
  • Chris Miller, Missouri Soccer High School Coaches Association
  • James Fulwiler, Dublin High School
  • Joseph Graziosi, Athletic Director, Storm King School
  • Dr. Roc A. Byrd, DC
  • Alan B. Ashare, MD
  • The Birchtree Center
  • Pelham Soccer Club
  • Bishop Miege High School
  • Jen Plante, Empowering Soccer
  • Leonel Rey Febus, Puerto Rico
  • CE II Mark
  • NCAA
  • National Alliance for Youth Sports
  • Raul Geller, MD
  • The Textile Institute 2011 Award
  • SYSO League 2 Boys Team

• In The News
  • The Island Now Parents should make informed decisions
  • New York Times Concussions Can't Be Ignored by Soccer Any More
  • HealthFinder.gov 'Heading' Soccer Ball Can Damage Brain, Study Says
  • New York Times New Worries About Heading the Soccer Ball
  • USNews Heading a Soccer Ball Causes Short-Term Brain Dysfunction
  • FIFA FIFA President Addresses Concussion Concerns in Soccer
  • Cal North Soccer Press Release
  • Nassau County Soccer Press Release
  • Specialty Fabrics Review Fabric Protection for Safer Sports
  • SportingKid Magazine Heads Up!
  • Newsday - Kidsday Protecting Your Head
  • ABC Eyewitness News video
  • New York Times Girls Are Often Neglected Victims of Concussions
  • Wichita Eagle National Collegiate Athletic Association
  • USA Weekend Concussions: Important Advice

• Peer Reviewed Articles
  by Dr. C. J. Abraham
  • Subconcussive Head Impacts in Soccer and a Method for Significantly Absorbing, Reducing and Dissipating Those Forces [PDF]
  • Concussions - Your Body Is Nothing Without A Brain [PDF]
  • Concussions, Head Injuries and the Textile Industry [PDF]
  • Concussions and Potential Risks in Children and Adults [PDF]
  • Soccer and the Risk of Head Injury [PDF]

• Conventions & Team Photos
  • 2013 Soccer Champions Coaches' Clinic, Mohegan Sun CT
  • NSCAA Convention, Indianapolis IN
  • Puerto Rico Chooses ForceField
  • Maccabbi World Games 2009
  • Special Olympics 2006

2006 NFHS Baseball Rules Changes

1-5-5: New Rule: Defensive players are permitted to wear face/head protection in the field. If a pitcher or any defensive player wears face/head protection, its outer covering shall have a non-glare surface.

Tests have shown that many baseball and softball batting helmets do not absorb and dissipate sufficient impact forces to reduce the risk of a head injury.

The impact resistance of the existing baseball hats against fast pitching baseballs is significantly enhanced in reducing the risk of head injury to baseball players by placing a ForceField FFTM Headband on first and then wearing the batter’s helmet on top The test results are posted at www.forcefieldheadbands.com/testdata.html.