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  Gurley supplies Tarboro with new gear

  Gurley paid for the team to purchase new home and away uniforms. He didn’t stop there. Gurley also used his connections with Riddell — a football helmet and equipment company — to hook up the Vikings with state-of-the-art gear.

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  Clayton HS invests in helmet technology

  Clayton HS Invests in Riddell InSite Technology.

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  New technology in helmets helps metro football teams reduce risk of concussions

  Football can be a dangerous sport, but new technology is making the game safer. Fewer kids are suffering concussions as helmet makers and metro schools are going to greater lengths to keep young athletes safe.

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  RIDDELL INTRODUCES NFL CHROME ALTERNATE HELMET COLLECTION

  Des Plaines, Ill. — August 21, 2018 — Riddell, the leader in football innovation, launched a new line of NFL licensed collectible helmets, the Chrome Alternate Collection, which is its latest series of officially licensed alternate helmet designs. The...

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  Gulf Shores outfitting football team with high-tech helmets

  Dolphins Head Coach, Matt Blake is putting an emphasis on making the game of football safer for his players. High-tech helmets like the Riddell In-Site Technology helmet are showing up more and more in youth sports.

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  High-tech football helmets flag coaches to hard hits

  Ruskin High School received 30 high-tech football helmets. Sensors inside the helmets send a signal to coaches that the player has received a hit to the head.

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  Riddell Response to Address Aftermarket Accessories and NOCSAE Certification

  Football helmets and face masks worn by professional, collegiate, high school and most youth football players are required to meet National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE) performance standards. NOCSAE certification is...

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  Hall, NFL kick off Kickstart with Mustangs

  The Steelers, Nike, Wilson, Riddell, USA Football, the National Federation of State High School Associations and its member association, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, with financial assistance from the Pro Football Hall of Fame, have committed to provide jerseys, helmets, facility renovations and additional resources to help Midd-West kickstart their football program.

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  Anderson School District 3 puts high school football players in hit monitoring helmets

  Riddell's Insite Training Tool is now installed in every helmet the Tigers wear. Coach Sheldon Evans said the technology connects sensors in each helmet to a remote and alerts that handheld device any time a players helmet takes a hit.

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  Gulf Shores community steps up, purchases new impact monitoring helmets

  Gulf Shores coach Matt Blake doesn't like the path he sees football heading down as the spotlight continues to grow on concussions at all levels. "I think it is up to us as coaches to protect the game we love," Blake said. "If we don't do something and try to protect it and protect our kids, we'll end up losing this game and we'll all be playing flag football in the next 10 years. We have to do something." With that in mind, Blake's Gulf Shores team has become one of the first schools in the state to purchase helmets using Riddell's InSite Training Tool Technology. The new technology allows trainers on the sideline to monitor impact hits taken by players on the field.