HALO 3

PREVENTION IS KEY

“I purchased this for my son for basketball. He has suffered 3 concussions (2 in football and 1 in basketball). I am so happy and grateful to report that the band saved him from another concussion during a basketball game! He went up for a shot and was fouled hard and knocked to the ground and hit the back of his head very hard - because he had the halo on, he was perfectly fine.”

SHE HAS WORN IT EVERY GAME

“It is perfect! My daughter got a concussion late in her high school soccer season and asked for some protection before spring league play. She has worn it every game and has felt it hasn't interfered with her game. Thanks for making an amazing product!”

BEST PERFORMING

“This is actually our third of these Halo bands. The first one was the smaller size, which my daughter grew out of, last year, she got a larger size, which she either lost or was misplaced and this is a replacement for that one. She's used Storelli and Full 90 and is firmly decided that your product is the best performing, most protective and least obstructive to natural play.”

NOT BULKY LIKE OTHER HEADGEAR

“I wear the Halo 3 and really like how it fits and feels. It’s not big and bulky like other headgear and besides protecting my head, it keeps hair and sweat out of my eyes. When I first started using it, I quickly forgot I had it on.”

LOVE FOR THE HALO

“My daughter loves the Halo 3… and wears it in every game.”

MAKES SENSE

“We know that the Halo won’t prevent all head injuries any more than shin guards will prevent all leg injuries. It will reduce her risk, however, and given the prevalence of concussions in girls’ soccer, it only makes sense for players to wear one.”

COLLEGE PLAYER

“I have a daughter who plays Division III college soccer and she likes the Halo 3.”

COACH & DAD

“My son actually loves it. I was wearing one when he came home. He’s been wearing his all day since he came home. My wife likes it. She said it feels like a hug.”

BACK IN THE GAME

“During my semi-final game, I was tripped from behind and did half a flip and landed on my head. I started having headaches and started seeing spots. My parents took me to the hospital and the doctor said I had a concussion. I couldn’t play soccer for a few weeks. I felt scared that I wouldn’t be the same when I came back. My parents started researching and they found the Unequal Halo. It made me confident and safe.”

PREVENTATIVE MEASURES

“It is never too early to take preventative measures when it comes to the safety of your children once they reach a competitive level in any sport. Jessani knows that she will not play without her Halo, and she loves it!”

CHEER TEAM MEMBER

“I liked how it looks. It is just like a headband but it is not an ordinary headband. There’s more to it. And it’s comfortable. I don’t feel it on but knowing it’s there makes me feel much more secure in the air.”

REALLY SAVED ME ON THE COURT

“I was hesitant at first, I was self-conscious. I thought everyone would look at me and it would call unnecessary attention to myself. But not only was that not an issue, the first time I wore it I went up for a rebound, my legs were swept out from underneath me, I fell back and my head hit the floor so hard, spectators saw it bounce. I thought I was done for. The gym went silent. Everyone freaked. But I had Unequal on… and much to my amazement and everyone else who had seen the fall, I was assessed and cleared to continue. I felt fine, no headaches, no blurred vision, nothing. The next day, I was fine. Unequal saved me, big time. It was a real eye opener for all of us and I certainly have not played or practiced without Unequal Halo since then.”

CHEERLEADING MOM

”Another cheer mom was thinking the same thing and she and I looked around and found Unequal online and their Halos. There was information there that made sense to me… the whole military thing and the lab findings. Halos looked the best of anything we saw, they weren’t expensive and Stella said “OK let’s try it.”

IF IT’S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ALI

“I knew I needed to come back wearing protection. My parents did research and the fact that a Women’s National Team member was wearing an Unequal Halo, meant it had been checked out by people more knowledgeable than me. So we got a Halo.”

CENTER STAGE

“The Halo let’s her take that center stage and go for it like she wants to and it’s our job to make sure she is protected doing just that. The Unequal Halo is a great tool allowing her to keep pushing forward.”

GREAT IN DRILLS

“It fits good, looks good, feels good and doesn’t hurt my game. It gives me an edge. Like in drills, practicing corner kicks or whatever, I notice other girls not wanting to head the ball after a while, but I can keep going. The Halo absorbs the impacts so my head doesn’t get as tired or sore like theirs do.”

MORE CONFIDENT

“We wondered how she would play coming back from the concussion. Surprisingly, if anything, with the Halo she has been playing with more confidence and has stepped up her game.”

REDUCING THE EFFECTS

“I like the 360 protection. If her heads hits the turf or another head… the protection is there. Incidental contact, basic headers, those repetitive impacts add up and can be just as bad as one big hit. Unequal is there reducing the effects of those jolts.”

HELMETS REQUIRED IN OTHER SPORTS

“…prior to District starting last year in 2016, I had 14 girls who were diagnosed as having sustained a concussion. We lost over 80 games played to sitting out for concussion protocols. This season, in 2017… purchasing 20 Halos for our Varsity Girls. At this time, I have not had a single girl diagnosed with a concussion or have lost any game time to concussion management… I do not contend that Halos are the obvious difference from this season to last. I do however know that, helmets are required in baseball, and helmets are required in football, and that helmets are required in other sports not because they prevent concussions, but because they aid in protecting the athletes and participants. We are FIRMLY committed to wearing our Halos and will always wear them as long as I am the coach.”