The wave of the future, and the next step in brain protection technology for the equine industry, Trauma Void helmets are equipped with Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (“MIPS”) technology, which has been used in bike, moto, and snow helmets for years.
Trauma Void (traumavoid.com) has 167 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Horses & Riding · Corvallis, Montana
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Denise
I love my trauma void lynx. It fits really well and the chin strap doesn't choke me or bring out my gag reflex. When I had a horse fall with me and kick my helmet, the helmet looked fine but I decided I should replace it. Trauma Void took it back and gave me replacement at 50% off.
Keith
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customer
Great company! Got helmet right away and they was very fast responding when I had a question. Would recommend!!
CS
I can tell this helmet has better protection after just on use. It feels much more secure, fitted, and padded appropriately. I hope I do not have to actually test it's brain protecting capability but it feels and looks great. Good price for a helmet with MiPS.
Anthony O.
Outstanding!
customer
Easy to order online with lots of good information about fit. Fast delivery with no glitches. Fit was perfect and very well made product.
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It was quick and easy
Dan Z.
I don't typically write many reviews unless I'm blown away by a product. After my daughter had a fall during a horse riding lesson, I was looking for the safest riding helmet out there, but was surprised that none of the big name manufacturers that were recommended to me had incorporated MIPS, at least not into children's helmets. Especially since this tech has been available for years in bike helmets and horse riding is arguably a lot more dangerous and you can fall from a much higher height than a bike. Even the ones that did have MIPS tech only had it in fixed-size helmets that a growing child would quickly out grow. Who wants to spend $200+ a year on a helmet every year that you probably can't even resell? In my research, I stumbled on to Trauma Void and decided I'd give it a shot. Once received, I was shocked at the level of quality of their helmet both inside and out. It's a snugly fitting helmet that's nice enough for shows. Thankfully we have not had a fall since to test it out, but I was also impressed with TV's replacement policy if there is a fall. A+.