Lissie- "Further Away" [aka "Romance Police"] is my absolute favorite Lissie song ... and having Eric back even for just one night is a real treat ... Bart

:-) Me too John!

Glad you're enjoying the vids. Thanks for pointing out the (deliberate- yeah, of course Keith 🤣) error 😀

She and Eric are definitely a tremendous combination. His playing is, in my book, superb.

@@KeithBinding1 Absolutely, Lissie is a great talent and Eric adds to that with his excellent guitar playing.

Hi there, it was a tremendous performance, wasn't it? Will post the other video I have. Hopefully she'll be back when the new album is released 🤞

@@KeithBinding1 Hi. Thanks - yes, tremendous show, I loved it. Somehow I've managed to only find Lissie during lockdown meaning this was my first concert, and feel like I've got to make up for lost time, so I'm hoping she'll be back soon too. On Instagram someone said September is being talked about so, yes 🤞for that.

Seen the two new videos you've posted, so huge thanks to you for them. They're great too!

@@jhrowley it's a pleasure. Glad you enjoyed them.

Hi, this was a small size equestrian version of the hitair jacket. www.hit-airuk.co.uk shows the equestrian and three motorcycle versions of the vest. The video was put together when our school equestrian team were selecting safety jackets. We chose the hit-air jackets and they have proven to be superb - lightweight, unobtrusive, durable and very effective in the event of a fall.

@@KeithBinding1 Thank you for sharing your experience here. This is really useful feedback. After trying both brands on and wearing for 15 minutes in the shop, I found the Hit Air far more comfortable particularly round the base of my crash hat, maybe I have a short neck. Was very good to see them inflated side by side and having been trapped under a carriage wheel, I want my jacket to stay inflated at least until help arrives!

Hi Kiera, I'm the unpaid groom/parent, rather than rider, so I can only base my comments on the feedback received from the various youngsters and adults who bought jackets after trying them both on, and from subsequent experience of the hit-air in competitions. Certainly all of the team, like you, found the hit-air much more comfortable and less obtrusive to wear, especially around the base of their hats, like you. In operation subsequently the jackets have proven to be very good indeed. A couple of the team have worn both Point Two and hit-air jackets and commented that the former tend to catch on the cantle, whereas that doesn't happen with the hit-air thanks to the bum-flap only dropping down upon inflation. A good friend recently had a rotational fall with the horse trapped on top of her and commented that she was thankful that she had her hit-air on as it remained inflated until help arrived and the horse was freed. I'm no expert, but as a parent, my instinct tells me that in such a situation my child is likely to be better protected by an air jacket that remains inflated until help arrives, than by one that is designed to deflate after 10 seconds or so, which appears to be the case according to Point Two's reply to an earlier post above. I should point out that I have no connection whatever with Hit-Air and no axe to grind either with Point Two, lest anyone reading this might think otherwise. Best regards, Keith

Notice that both girls wear their regular protective vests under the airbag vests. As such, they are protected from the canister protrusion you are talking about.

I'm not sure that the protective vest worn underneath reduces an impact anywhere near as much as the air bag does (not with the full weight of a horse anyway) and a lot of people don't even wear a body protector.

Doesn't the HitAir Pro have a bag and foam behind the canister?

Really Lee, are your sales so bad you find it necessary to "attempt" to lie about your competition? You couldn't even make your own vest, you branded Helite. They got tired of you and took away your license. Also, do you want to tell people about the whip lash some of your riders have received due to the fact that you don't have neck protection?

5-10 seconds? Wow...glad I got a HitAir.

+forestcats Hit Air Best for horses but not for motorcycles. Helite/Point Two works better with a helmet. Hit works better for riders without a helmet.

Hello Forestcats, what data did you provide to the several doctors who gave you medical advice following the study they carried out at the rehabilitation hospital? and could you give a little bit of detail about the advice they gave you? That would be really helpful. Thank you.

4 years later, with a better understanding, I see Hit-Air is the better choice for both motorcycle and horse riding.