BUILT FOR THE ICE

Protect Your Game

Hockey-specific concussion protection engineered with DNST technology, absorbing and redistributing impact forces to keep your head in the game.

DNST Technology

30% Better Protection

University Tested

Worn By Pros

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300+

Checks Absorbed Per Season

30%

Better Rotational Protection vs. Leading Helmets

2x

Faster Recovery Time

7 yrs

In Development With University Partners

Results based on independent lab testing at University of Waterloo and Western University.

STEVEN LORENTZ, NHL PROSPECT

"KNOWING THAT I COULD GET HIT AND MY NECK'S NOT GOING TO SNAP BACK, THAT'S EVERYTHING"

Steven Lorentz is an NHL Prospect with the Carolina Hurricanes. He plays one of the most physical sports in the world. This is what he had to say after wearing the Halo.

Courtney Stephen

Defensive Back, CFL

"I DIDN'T WORRY ABOUT MY EQUIPMENT LETTING ME DOWN"

He expected to feel limited. He did not. Full freedom of movement, every snap.

"A VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE"

He didn't expect much. What he found was confidence — knowing the Halo had him covered every shift.

"A SMART INVESTMENT IN PLAYER SAFETY"

No hesitation. No compromise. Just a player who believes protection and performance belong together.

DNST TECHNOLOGY

Built For Hockey's Hardest Hits

Hockey delivers concussions from every direction. The Halo's DNST technology pre-loads your cervical spine, engaging the trapezius muscles to reduce brain movement by up to 30%.

HOCKEY-GRADE IMPACT PROTECTION

Every Hit. Every Shift. Every Game.

The Halo is engineered to handle what hockey dishes out.

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BOARD CHECKS

Side-impact hits against the boards trigger the DNST pre-load, dispersing force before it reaches the brain.

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OPEN ICE COLLISIONS

Full-speed open ice collisions deliver violent forces in an instant. The Halo activates instantly to stabilize the head and absorb the shock.

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FALLS & ICE CONTACT

Hard falls to the ice create dangerous rotational impact. The DNST system limits dangerous head rotation to protect against concussion.

TRUSTED BY PLAYERS

What Hockey Players Are Saying

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Took a brutal board check in the third period and walked away clear-headed. The Halo gives me confidence to play physical every shift.

Tyler Brennan

Junior A Hockey

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I never feel restricted on the ice. It's so light I forget I'm wearing it, but the protection is unreal when contact comes.

Marcus Lindqvist

NCAA Hockey

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At the pro level the hits are faster and harder. The Halo's instant activation is the edge I trust to keep playing my game.

Devon Carter

Pro Hockey

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After a concussion scare last season I needed something I could rely on. Two years in the Halo and I've never looked back.

Ryan O'Donnell

Senior AAA Hockey

compretitive advantage

Backed by 7 Years of Independent Research

The HALO has been rigorously tested by independent researchers at two of Canada's leading institutions, with no Aexos financial involvement in data collection.

Feature

AEXOS HALO

Standard Brace

Brain Protection

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Up to 40% Reduction

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None / Low

Neck Stability

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Dynamic (Impact-Reactive)

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Static Only

Range of Motion

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100% Full

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Restricted

Comfort

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Ultra-Light Base Layer

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Bulky

Helmet Compatible

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Yes — All

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Rarely

WE ANSWERED

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The Halo is built for any contact or high-impact sport, including football, hockey, lacrosse, rugby, and more.

Yes. The Halo is designed for universal helmet compatibility and can also be worn without one.

It dissipates both linear and angular acceleration forces, the two primary causes of neck and brain injury, reducing stress by up to 40%.

Not at all. The Halo supports your neck while allowing a full, unrestricted range of motion.

Use the size guide on the product page. The Halo is available in Men, Women, and Youth fits across sizes S to XXL.

The technology has been peer-reviewed and tested at the University of Waterloo and Western University.