Vicis ZERO2 Helmet

Unlike traditional rigid helmets that transfer impact energy directly to the interior, the ZERO2's outer shell is designed to deform upon contact. This action absorbs and disperses impact forces before they reach the player's head, significantly reducing the energy transferred during a collision.

The primary advantage is weight reduction. Titanium is significantly lighter than the steel used in standard facemasks, which helps minimize neck strain and fatigue for younger athletes during long practices and games.

Yes. The helmet utilizes the DLTA pod system, which is a highly customizable, pod-based interior. This allows you to adjust the fit to match the specific shape of the athlete's head for a secure, personalized feel.

Yes, the ZERO2 includes an Oakley Edge clear visor. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with the helmet to provide high-clarity vision without obstructing the player's view.

The Virginia Tech Helmet Ratings system is an independent, third-party evaluation that tests how well helmets reduce the risk of concussion. A 5-star rating is the highest score available, indicating the helmet provides the best level of protection in their testing protocols.

Yes, the RFLX 2.0 impact absorption technology is designed to handle the varied impact speeds and angles encountered across all positions on the field, making it a versatile choice for any youth player.