- Yes. We also sell authentic Speed, SpeedFlex and full-size Replica Speed NFL helmets for all 32 teams. We are currently building a new web store, CollectorsHelmets.com, where all NFL team helmets will be available. In the meantime, if you are interested in purchasing an NFL helmet please email us the specifics at sales@collegehelmetstore.com and we'll get back to you with a product photo, price and availability.

- Yes. Schutt announced on Feb. 11, 2022 that, due to severe supply chain disruptions, they will no longer be offering college helmets for sale to the public once all backorders have been shipped. The Schutt XP helmets currently shown on our site are the last we have remaining.

- Authentic helmets feature complete, authentic interior padding. The replica helmets just have molded foam jaw and neck pads so that the helmet looks real when on display. As a result, an authentic helmet weighs considerably more than a replica.

- In Mutual Promotion, CollegeHelmetStore.com partners with college football-related businesses and organizations for mutual promotional benefit, with our partners receiving cash payments for helmet buyers they refer. Email sales@collegehelmetstore.com for information on how to participate in our Mutual Promotion program.

- Short answer ... lawyers and insurance companies. Riddell is required to place "no-wear" devices inside the helmets as a licensing requirement. The purpose is to avoid any injury liability on the part of the school if someone wore their helmet and got injured.

- We have never tried, but wouldn't be surprised if there were something on YouTube about it.

- We do not ship outside the U.S. ... however, there is a very reputable package forwarding service that we can recommend. They are at www.MYUS.com (short for "my U.S. address"). If you use them they give you a U.S. address at their forwarding warehouse and we ship the helmet to that address (free shipping) and they forward it to you. (Australia Post has their own forwarding service ... info at www.shopmate.auspost.com.au) Another option is if you know someone in the States we could send the helmet to (free shipping) who could then send it on to you.

- The construction and materials in the helmets are the same. Any difference is cosmetic and the result of licensing negotiations with each school. For example, whether the front and rear helmet bumpers say Riddell or Schutt or the school's name/nickname. Also, many of the small decals on the back of on-field helmets, i.e., conference decals, are applied by the school and are not included on the public sale helmets.

- We will replace any helmet that has mis-applied decals. A bubble in a decal can usually be easily fixed by using a hair dryer on it and then smoothing down the bubble using a soft cloth. All decals for each helmet model are the same size and color, so size and color are typically not reasons for a full-refund return.

- Unfortunately, yes. We have seen unlicensed counterfeit college helmets for sale online. These unscrupulous sellers buy blank helmet shells in a school's color, slap black market decals on them and sell them to unsuspecting buyers. Remember ... if the price is too low, beware!