The Rip-It vision helmets are an all in one great helmet. And they are fully returnable within 30 days if you are not satisfied. Their "love it or return it" policy will help make it easy.  

The helmet offers great comfort. Rip-It engineered a dual density foam that makes the Vision the best fitting softball helmet ever. The inner layer is made of high impact density foam. This high impact density foam creates a protective barrier so great; Vision actually exceeds NOCSAE certification standards. The outer layer is made of a form fitting memory foam that literally creates the best fit ever achieved in a softball helmet. The result is a helmet that is ultra-comfortable and also very secure. It solves the problem many players experience, the helmet moving around while running.

Lightweight and cool.

We live in a age where everything is getting smaller and lighter. Why should softball batting helmets be designed any different? To build the RIP-IT Vision, we used the most advanced materials available to build a softball helmet. This allowed us to build the lightest softball helmets possible and includes almost as many air-vents as there are hours in a day. As a result, the Vision softball helmets not only feel ultra-light on your head, but they also help you stay cool and dry out on the field.

Blackout Technology.

Softball helmets with face masks can reflect the sunlight and add a distracting glare to hitters. Vision softball helmets are designed to eliminate that problem with the use of Blackout Technology. Blackout Technology is like eye black for your equipment but better and it is exclusive to the RIP-IT brand of helmets and face guards. It eliminates 100% of the glare coming off the face guard and helps you focus on the ball so you can hit like never before.

Vision.

The entire lineup of Vision softball helmets was designed with the face guard in mind. As a result the opening of the face guard provides the best vision possible for softball players. Having a face guard that provides the best vision is important because seeing the ball clearly is a key part of hitting the ball with solid contact.