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What is ‘HARM’?

'HARM' is the head acceleration response metric. Stanford uses this metric to determine helmet impact performance.

What is ‘HARM’?

'HARM' is the head acceleration response metric. Stanford uses this metric to determine helmet impact performance.

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No helmet, headgear, or chinstrap can prevent or eliminate the risk of concussions or other serious head injuries while playing sports or otherwise. Researchers have not reached an agreement on how the results of impact attenuation tests relate to concussions or other injuries. No conclusions about a reduction of risk or severity of concussive injury or other injury risk should be drawn from impact attenuation tests. All headgear and chinstraps must be used along with properly fit and maintained helmets.

Lacrosse is a dangerous sport and balls can cause bruises, fractures, or even death upon impact to a player or bystander due to the inherent risks of the game. The user of this product, when used at any velocity, shall abide by the rules of the game of lacrosse. Proper accompanying equipment such as face/eye protectors or helmets must be worn while using this product. Always play by the rules and play smart; if an injury does occur, consult a medical professional before returning to action.

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