You can't see a head impact like you can see a broken bone.
Detect concussions in real time with HIT.
A World First
Created by experts, tested by professionals, and made for everyone, the HIT Device detects head impacts in real-time, providing early indications of possible concussions. This multi-sport compatible device can be used by people of all ages protecting not only ourselves but future generations.
Concussions are complex and can be difficult to diagnose. Approximately 90% of concussions do not result in loss of consciousness, making it crucial to recognize other symptoms. HIT helps identify the force of impact, allowing users to act promptly and manage these invisible injuries effectively.
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HIT Connect - Available January 2025
Regular price Β£149.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
HIT Twist & Click Universal Attachment 5 Pack
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HIT recognises and indicates when large impacts are detected, and the user is clearly notified when these forces are registered. The HIT App shows data that can be missed by observation alone such as impact and rotational force. The aim is to make these forces visible by removing any grey area in identifying head impacts.
HIT+ devices not only measure head impact but also provide performance metrics such as time, distance, lines, maps, and speed with our superior GPS tracking.
By knowing when to push your limits and when to take a break, you can prevent head injuries and improve your overall performance.
What are the benefits of wearing a HIT device?
What The Experts Say
Prof Angus Hunter, 2022
βThere is a greater understanding amongst the medical community that brain injuries are caused by impacts to the head but they also recognise there is no current solution to track frequency and magnitude of these impacts.β
Boston Medical, 2022
βOnly 10% of concussions result from loss of consciousness. All impacts, even the smallest, with no way to track, increases the risk of undiagnosed, unmonitored impacts to the head resulting in long term side effects and confusion in returning from a head injury... 10,000Gβs significantly increases risk of CTE in later life.β READ MORE
UK Government DCMS Inquest, July 21
βIn grassroots sport the tracking of injuries and therefore the potential to identify long-term impacts on the brain is almost entirely lackingβ.