The World’s most advanced brain protection for sport

Independently proven to reduce rotational forces in concussions and sub-concussions, and reduce brain injury risk.
  • Reduces concussion risk by 74%*
  • Reduces rotational force transmission by up to 61%*

  • Reduces linear force transmission by up to 64%*

Virginia Tech 5-Star Rated
CE Categoty II PPE
UKCA Category II PPE
British Safety Industry Federation approved
*Based on independent testing in the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab – Halos® is 5 Star rated.

The World’s most advanced brain protection for sport

Independently proven to reduce rotational forces in concussions and sub-concussions, and reduce brain injury risk.
*Based on independent testing in the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab – Halos® is 5 Star rated.

Head Impacts Damage the Brain

Head impacts involve rotational forces to the brain. These cause the brain to rotate inside the skull with damaging neuro-inflammation. Halos® is proven to reduce rotational forces by up to 61%*.

Halos® protects you in concussions and sub-concussions – lower force impacts, which are 500 times more frequent in sport than a concussion. Halos® protective headbands are proven to reduce concussion risk by 74%*.

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Rezon Halos®: Protecting Your Brain in Sport

Halos® is a groundbreaking sports headband that protects the brain. It’s the only headgear of its kind that is designed to reduce your risk of concussion and developing Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) from the accumulated damage of sub-concussions.

Why Halos®?

  • Reduces concussion risk by 74%*
  • Reduces rotational force to the brain by up to 61%, and linear force by up to 64%*
  • Sleek, lightweight, flexible and hypoallergenic
  • Water and tear-resistant
  • Internationally recognised Virginia Tech 5 star safety rating
  • The only CE/UKCA Category II PPE-certified protective headband – the UK and EU legal standard for protective headwear

*based on independent testing

Why Halos® is different.

Rezon Halos® is the only non-helmeted head worn protection to hold both CE / UKCA Category II PPE certification and a Virginia Tech 5 Star safety rating.

Conventional headgear in sport is designed to only protect from surface injury, cuts and abrasions. Halos® is different, it is brain protection.

Halos® is engineered to protect your brain by reducing the transmission of rotational forces in sub-concussive and concussive impacts. By lowering exposure to these forces, Halos® is focused on reducing neuro-inflammation and lessening the risk of triggering longer-term neuro-degenerative consequences, including CTE, motor neurone disease, and Parkinson’s disease.

Patented

Rotection® Technology

Engineered to reduce rotational forces, which are the primary mechanism of brain injury.

Rotection® is a proprietary, nine-layered, comfortable, lightweight protective system to protect the brain across contact, collision, and combat sports. Independently tested at Virginia Tech, Halos® with Rotection® technology demonstrated up to a 61% reduction in rotational forces*. Deliberately designed to protect your brain.

*based on independent testing.

Why do you protect your shins and not your brain?

Every head impact creates rotational forces to the brain.

This is associated with the tearing of tiny blood vessels and brain cells; and over time, in the breakdown of the protective blood-brain barrier and the creation of damaging neuro-inflammation. This increases the risk of longer-term neurodegenerative consequences, including Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).

CTE is an early onset-dementia that typically occurs in ages 30-50 but can occur in teenagers and is a condition almost unique to contact and collision sports players.

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The Brain is Vulnerable

In sports, the brain is vulnerable to rotational forces from both concussions and sub-concussions.

Sub-concussions are small force impacts that damage brain cell function, but do not produce evident signs or symptoms of concussion – so they go unnoticed. Sub-concussions are over 500 times more common than concussions in sport.

Repeated sub-concussions impact memory and attention, suppress brain function, and contribute to later life mood and behaviour problems including CTE. The risk and severity of CTE is caused primarily by the cumulative damage of multiple sub-concussive impacts, and not by concussions.

How does Halos® protect the brain?

Halos® protects your brain from rotational forces – this is where your brain rotates within your skull on impact, and is a lot more common than you think.

And that’s the biggest issue in brain injury: the undetected damage of rotational forces from repeated sub-concussions goes unnoticed, yet they’re progressively tearing brain cells and blood vessels, damaging the protective blood-brain barrier, and causing brain inflammation.

Halos® has nine protective layers, wrapped around the most critical areas of your head. On impact, each of these layers move over each other, reducing the transmission of rotational forces to the brain. Also three specific layers deform, further reducing impact energy.

Without wearing a Halos® in sport, your brain is subjected to damaging rotation. Halos® has been proven to reduce rotational forces by up to 61%. That’s a significant reduction for every player at every level, with the intention of reducing the risk of neurodegenerative consequences, which only start to be seen when the damage to the brain is already done.

Award-Winning Brain Protection for All

Rezon Halos® is suitable for use by all ages, players and sports in schools, universities, clubs and leagues.

Halos® gives every athlete the option to protect their brain, with a medically endorsed and legal protection product.

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Rotational forces and sub-concussive impacts present the greatest risk and damage to the brain for every player.

Jason Hobson, ex-England Rugby Union player

Having CTE and knowing lots of small-force sub-concussions caused it. I’m determined my boys protect their brain and wear Rezon Halos® to protect them!

Jason Hobson, former England Rugby Union player

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Let’s set the record straight on brain injury in sport.

Customer reviews

Rezon Halos® is worn across 19 sports and 34 countries.

“I bought a Rezon Halos® for my daughter after she suffered a concussion playing hockey. She finds it comfortable to wear, and it has given me real peace of mind as a parent. I would recommend this to anyone looking for additional protection for children playing contact sports.”

Taryn Holding
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Purchased:
Halos® Hexo Black | Extra Small

“I purchased Rezon Halos® following a serious concussion that required hospital treatment. I now wear it every time I play netball. Since then, I’ve had falls and been medically checked as a precaution, but have had no further damage.”

Renee Fraser Shepherd
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Purchased:
Halos® Hexo Navy | Small

“I wore Halos® throughout the Dubai 7s in 32°C heat and didn’t notice it during the game. It felt totally comfortable and gave me confidence that my brain had some additional protection during heavy contact.”

George Robinson
Rezon Halos® Navy

Purchased:
Halos® Hexo Navy | Small

“After a serious concussion from a hockey ball impact, Aaron was really apprehensive about returning to the sport he loves. Rezon Halos® helped make that return to hockey possible — for him, and for us as parents. Even if they haven’t had an injury, it’s worth wearing to prevent serious injury.”

Andrew Brompton
Rezon Halos black

Purchased:
Halos® Hexo Black | Extra Small

“As a rugby coach of over 30 years, I’ve seen first-hand the impact of head injury in sport. Now that rotational force damage is being better understood, Rezon Halos® stands out as protection designed specifically to address it.

I recommend it to my players because it can be worn comfortably without distraction in training or matches.”

Steven Colwell

Brain Injury Science

Based on expert opinion, the early development of dementia due to CTE is a risk for millions of amateur and professional players across the globe.

Brain Injury in School Sport

Head impacts sustained in school sports can have significant short – and long-term brain injury consequences.

Brain Injury in Football

Is brain injury in football a recent problem or has it simply been overlooked? It’s a combination of both.

Brain Injury in Rugby

Red cards are on the rise as governing bodies try to reduce high tackles in response to the number of former players diagnosed with CTE.

Brain Injury in Hockey

With high-profile cases of concussion, hockey is now being tasked to have a better understanding of brain injury and to address its lack of data on concussions.

Brain Injury in Combat Sports

The brain is at risk in combat sports, not just to a high-force impact which triggers a concussion, but to multiple sub-concussions which are invariably unnoticed and undetected in punches, kicks, throws and takedowns.

Brain Injury in Curling

Head impacts are a real risk in curling given the slippiness of the ice is exploited in the game. The brain is at risk with every head impact sustained in curling.

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