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Thursday
Jan122017

Atlas Presents - Jason Anderson / Brace For Impact

 This shows why neck braces are important!

 

 

At Atlas, we recognize that injuries are part of extreme sports, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn't try to prevent them. Everyday we aim to push our neck braces further, to not only find new ways to help prevent cervical spine injuries, but to also help reduce the possibility of secondary injuries. We continue to develop our line of neck braces with both scenarios in mind.

Atlas Athlete Jason Anderson is no stranger to close calls. His free flowing riding style, and race winning speed create plenty of opportunity for sketchy moments on the track. He also recognizes the importance of staying healthy, and injury free.

“Our sport is dangerous enough, if you could wear something that improves your safety, go for it. There’s a lot of injuries you can avoid by wearing one” - Said Jason Anderson

Jason has been a believer in neck braces since the beginning, and continues to put his trust in Atlas.

“Watching Jason get landed on during the MXON was a scary moment! It just goes to show that sometimes you don’t even need to crash to risk injury, and it’s a constant reminder that anything can happen, at any time.” - Said Brady Sheren, CEO of Atlas

 

About Atlas:

Atlas is based in Surrey, BC, Canada, and Valencia, California. Founded in 2011, Atlas is the home of the Patented flexible neck brace, the Atlas Brace™. The Atlas Brace™ was uniquely designed and engineered with flexibility to mimic your natural body movements, with innovations like a Split-Flex frame, Tuck & Roll suspension, Dual chest and back supports, and many more… For more information on the Atlas Brace™, please visit www.atlasbrace.com

 

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