Head/Neck Restraint

sst5167 · 04-16-2016, 08:09 AM

You will get many different opinions on this. I would try all of them on yourself, and if at all possible, get in your car. Go with what is most comfortable to you.
I personally like the Necksgen Rev. I had one of the early Defender and loved it. But once I got a new car, I hated it. I felt suffocated in the car.
I believe it is more of a personal choice of comfort. But one of the smartest safety investments you can make. I watched my best friend barrel roll his super gas car across the finish line. He broke his neck wearing only a collar. It took four neck surgeries to get him fixed. His vocal chords were damaged, and now he is hard to hear because his voice is so soft.
The doctor said that neck collar is a joke. I truly believe a head/neck restraint system should be required at any speed over 135. But theres my humble .02.

04-16-2016, 08:09 AM	#1
sst5167 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 52 Likes: 17 Liked 17 Times in 9 Posts	Re: Head/Neck Restraint You will get many different opinions on this. I would try all of them on yourself, and if at all possible, get in your car. Go with what is most comfortable to you. I personally like the Necksgen Rev. I had one of the early Defender and loved it. But once I got a new car, I hated it. I felt suffocated in the car. I believe it is more of a personal choice of comfort. But one of the smartest safety investments you can make. I watched my best friend barrel roll his super gas car across the finish line. He broke his neck wearing only a collar. It took four neck surgeries to get him fixed. His vocal chords were damaged, and now he is hard to hear because his voice is so soft. The doctor said that neck collar is a joke. I truly believe a head/neck restraint system should be required at any speed over 135. But theres my humble .02.