Equestrian
Head impact detection engineered for equestrian athletes — protecting riders where it matters most.
Explore HIT for EquestrianAfter a fall,
clarity matters.
In equestrian, falls happen. What matters most is understanding what happened next — calmly, clearly, and without guesswork.
HIT provides trusted, objective data after a fall, designed to support parents, riders, and clinicians in equestrian. This is a safety tool, built to support informed return-to-ride decisions.
Uncertainty
creates pressure.
When a rider falls, there's often no obvious answer to the most important questions:
HIT exists to reduce that uncertainty.
Clear, trusted
data after a fall.
HIT records head impacts during riding and competition and presents them in a clear, accessible way. It helps indicate whether an impact falls within expected safety thresholds — creating an objective record of what occurred, without interpretation or speculation.
Designed for safety,
not performance.
HIT is intentionally designed as a safety-first tool, built to support return-to-ride decisions with confidence and clarity.
Just clear, objective data — when it matters most.
Simple
by design.
HIT is designed to be clear, calm, and supportive — when it matters most.
Who HIT supports.
What does
HIT Connect
measure?
HIT Connect fits seamlessly onto your helmets, HIT headguards, headbands, and goggle straps — giving you instant clarity in every ride, tackle, fall, flip, or collision.
Safer equestrian sport starts with better information.
Falls are an unavoidable part of riding.
Uncertainty doesn't have to be.
Ready to bring HIT Connect to your equestrian journey?
Shop HIT ConnectSupport safer decisions
after a fall.
Whether you're a parent, rider, or clinician, HIT provides clear, trusted information to support the moments that matter most.
HIT is a support tool and does not replace medical advice. Always consult a qualified clinician following a significant fall.
Your questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about HIT in equestrian sport.
No. HIT does not diagnose concussion and does not replace clinical assessment.
HIT provides objective information after a fall to support awareness, conversation, and decision-making. Any medical decisions should always be made by a qualified clinician.
No. HIT does not make return-to-ride decisions.
Instead, it provides clear, trusted data following a fall, helping parents, riders, and clinicians have calmer, more informed conversations about next steps.
After a fall, uncertainty creates pressure. HIT helps answer the question:
No. HIT is designed purely as a safety tool, not a performance tracker.
It does not measure skill, technique, or riding ability, and it does not encourage riders to push limits.
No. HIT is intentionally simple. There are:
HIT is designed for:
Yes. HIT is designed to function during both training and competition, creating an objective record after a fall that can be reviewed and shared when needed.
HIT provides objective documentation following a fall, offering useful context during assessment and follow-up conversations.
No. HIT does not change the rules of the sport or how riding is taught or judged.
It simply supports safer decision-making after a fall.
Yes. HIT is designed to support young riders, where decision-making responsibility often sits with parents or guardians and where clear, objective information is especially valuable.
Confidence after uncertainty. HIT helps families and clinicians navigate the moments after a fall with:
We're here to help you understand how HIT fits into your equestrian environment.
Speak to the HIT team