Helmet VisorFootball helmet visors are designed and built significantly based on the latest arrow space technology, which folds very well for both their facial protective qualities, as well as their ability to shield the glaring rays of the sun. It is almost impossible for there to be a serious eye injury resulting from another player’s finger, or fist for that matter. Their construction over the years has evolved to practically being invulnerable.

The reduction or elimination of distortion is, of course, a prime consideration too. Again, borrowing from the evolution of aerospace technology, the best visors are virtually, if not completely distortion free, and practically eliminate glare. It is particularly important that the shield (lens) minimize, or eliminate, distortion across the entire field of view, not just straightforward as some still inferior or older lenses only did.

The best of the football helmet visors are treated with specially formulated coatings to ensure both fog and scratch resistance; and that such clarity be maintained in conditions that involve high humidity, rain and snow. Scratch resistance has also been improved to a level of being near completely scratch-free.

The current football helmet visors are about as high-tech as such similar equipment used by the astronauts, from where their technology was first born. If you purchase a helmet for your child from a well-known manufacturer, you can be quite sure that the visor will not only be very protective of your child’s face, primarily, but will also allow for relatively perfect visibility for all four quarters.