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While most helmets are designed to protect the brain, the "Pro-Neck-Tor" will also prevent neck damage that could cause paralysis.
The helmet has a rotating inner shell that hugs the head. During normal, day-to-day use, the inner shell remains immobile. But when the helmet hits something with enough force, the inner mechanism releases, and the inner shell rotates, guiding the head as if it were hitting an angled surface instead of a flat one.

The helmet has a rotating inner shell that hugs the head. During normal, day-to-day use, the inner shell remains immobile. But when the helmet hits something with enough force, the inner mechanism releases, and the inner shell rotates, guiding the head as if it were hitting an angled surface instead of a flat one.

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