Saviour Freedom HDPE WIith Ratchet

Freedom is a type of helmet designed for use by people who are at risk of falling due to reduced mobility or impaired balance. The helmet features two straps that fasten behind the neck and connect to the helmet with two plastic buckles. It is made of lightweight polypropylene and has an adjustable strap. The Freedom comes in three sizes.

The Freedom is meant to reduce the chance of injury for users who fall by helping to maintain their balance. The helmet's design includes a rear stabilizer bar meant to provide additional support for people who have limited mobility. It also provides a barrier between the user's head and the ground, reducing the risk of head injury during falls. The Freedom was designed by orthotist Barry Minkow, who founded Health & Mobility Aids after graduating from New York University with a degree in mechanical engineering. Minkow had his own experiences with falling while wearing crutches, which led him to start developing products intended to protect people with disabilities and mobility impairments against falls. He later established another company called ME Medical, which produces medical equipment such as catheters and drainage bags, in order to help fund this work. According to Minkow's website, he spent more than six years developing the Freedom helmet.