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Unequal Technologies, the leading provider of customized and concealed sports protection gear, is advocating for the date of March 25 to become Commotio Cordis Awareness Day. The Louis J. Acompora Memorial Foundation has partnered with Unequal Technologies and other organizations to encourage parents and athletes to learn about and protect athletes from Commotio Cordis – the second-ranked cause of sports fatalities. This day also advocates for leading organizations like U.S. Lacrosse, NCAA and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) to mandate Commotio Cordis protection for its players.

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“I’m honored to have protected a G.O.A.T.”

December 25, 2020December 28, 2020 Unequal Tech

Unequal, a revolutionary composite being used by the military, law enforcement personnel and governmental agents that helps reduce risk of injury.

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How a half-inch of ballistic material is guarding Drew Brees’ ribs

December 23, 2020December 24, 2020 Unequal Tech

The stuff, in this instance, was a custom made set of two protective shirts designed by Unequal Designs. Vito is Unequal’s CEO and Founder, which is why he was so interested Sunday, and he was particularly tickled by Romo commentating on Brees’ protective equipment.

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Unequal Designs Custom Protective Gear for Drew Brees

December 20, 2020December 28, 2020 Unequal Tech

Glen Mills, PA (Dec. 18, 2020) - Unequal®, the leading provider of customized and concealed sports protection gear, designed and delivered a custom protective shirt for NFL QB Drew Brees. For maximum protection, Unequal designed a custom two-shirt system comprised of a base layer (“Invincible Shirt”) and outer layer (“Pulse Shirt”). These shirts are made… Continue reading Unequal Designs Custom Protective Gear for Drew Brees

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Unequal Launches Custom Garments

November 24, 2020 Unequal Tech

We have helped countless professional players feel more confident on the field by replacing or supplementing their existing padding with Unequal. Now it's your turn. For the first time, we are pleased to offer amateur players the opportunity to request specific padding locations to better protect them from future or further injury. Using your supplied… Continue reading Unequal Launches Custom Garments

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Champions Agree! Halo 3 doesn’t alter ball direction!

October 29, 2020October 29, 2020 Unequal Tech

Utah's Olympus High's girls soccer wins State Championship with two key players wearing Unequal Halo https://videopress.com/v/DJkfVMCC?preloadContent=metadata Emma Neff scores overtime header winner with Unequal head protection Utah HS Girls Soccer 5A Championship, Oct. 23, 2020Olympus 1, Bonneville 0 Necie Gubler is a weapon on set pieces for Olympus High's girls soccer team. Emma Neff's head… Continue reading Champions Agree! Halo 3 doesn’t alter ball direction!

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The best things come in small packages

September 8, 2020September 8, 2020 Unequal Tech

The Unequal HALO 3 once again scored the top ranking 😁 as “BEST OF THE BEST” on BestReviews.com's updated soccer headgear list! Read their independent comments about the product as well as important details surrounding soccer headbands. LEARN MORE ABOUT UNEQUAL HALO 3 BestReviews says… “Our top pick, Unequal Halo 3 Protective Headgear, helps you… Continue reading The best things come in small packages

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At Unequal… we believe protection matters.

April 29, 2020April 29, 2020 Unequal Tech

Hopefully, we will be able to get back out on the field safely in the near future. To all from Unequal, please stay safe and healthy.

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Ike Opara voted the Major League Soccer Player of the Week

March 9, 2020December 22, 2020 Unequal Tech

Minnesota United FC defender Ike Opara was voted the Major League Soccer Player of the Week for the second week of the 2020 MLS season

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Focus on soccer safety grows amid new rule in UK

February 24, 2020March 4, 2020 Unequal Tech

A study done in Scotland showing professional soccer players are at a higher risk of dying from dementia than heart disease or cancer prompted changes in youth soccer safety. As head injury awareness increases, keeping kids injury-free is the goal. “Anytime we can keep kids safer, there has to be follow through,” Blanch said. READ… Continue reading Focus on soccer safety grows amid new rule in UK