"We anticipate (that) many high school and youth programs will place orders when the helmet becomes available in greater quantity in the coming weeks - in a full range of sizes and facemask options." "We encourage players of all levels to use SpeedFlex," said Griffin.
Given that the helmet is so technologically advanced, it would make sense for as many players as possible to have access to the SpeedFlex. While the SpeedFlex is already being used at the top levels of the sport, it should make its way into high schools and youth football in the near future. We incorporate direct feedback from the playing field so athletes will have the best possible experience with the product." "We don't simply stop at the information we find in the research field. "We base our helmet innovations and advancements on science and research," said Thad Ide, Riddell's senior vice president of research and product development. When you mix the data along with research and player feedback, you get SpeedFlex. The company, which was founded in 1929, takes into consideration a player's desire to look and feel confident when he takes the field. In addition to the scientific data that it used, Riddell also took advantage of its many years of research, on-field testing and feedback from players. "There are many positive comments on how the helmet fits and how comfortable it is."
"We're hearing a lot of great feedback around SpeedFlex," said Erin Griffin, senior communications manager for Riddell. So far, the reaction from around the football world has been very positive.
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