What is Soft-Shell Technology?
Soft-shell technology is a lightweight, crushable foam that absorbs and disperses impact forces.
The Rise of Guardian Caps
Erin and Lee decided that the biggest opportunity was in creating a one-size-fits-all product, rather than a model-specific add-on. So, they created a new design that allowed the Cap to float slightly above the helmet, rather than be fixed to it.
Matt Wilhelm on Guardian Caps
Matt Wilhelm went from national champion at Ohio State and Super Bowl winner in the NFL to his most important role yet, coaching and protecting young athletes, including his son.
South Florida High School Outfit Team in Caps
John A. Ferguson High School is keeping athletes safer with Guardian Caps, cutting down head-to-head contact, and giving players peace of mind on the field.
Miami Dolphins Surprise High School with Guardian Caps
The Miami Dolphins brought Guardian Caps and gear to Spanish River HS, turning an ordinary day into “Christmas in September” for young athletes.
Guardian Caps are a “No Brainer” for Jabrill Peppers
Steelers safety Jabrill Peppers calls wearing a Guardian Cap a "no-brainer", praising the added protection and comfort it provides on game day.
UAB Partners with BYSL to Donate Guardian Caps
The University of Alabama at Birmingham Sports and Exercise Medicine has donated 800 Guardian Caps to the Birmingham Youth Sports League to decrease head impacts.
NFL Alumni Donate Caps to the Youth
NFL alumni are investing in Guardian Caps to help young athletes play harder and safer, showing their commitment to the next generation of football players.
A Community United for Safer Sports
After a player faced a serious injury on the field, Coach and mom Deidra Turner acted to keep her team safe. Thanks to community support and Guardian Caps, the Prospect Heights Middle School football team is now playing with confidence and care, showing that protecting young athletes takes a village.
Why Youth Should Wear Guardian Caps
NFL and college athletes now wear Guardian Caps in practice and even in games, but the biggest impact will be at the youth level. Young players are still developing, often playing multiple positions with growing bodies that are more vulnerable to hits.