Adult Full-Face Headguard
Boxers wishing to protect the main areas of the head when boxing with a partner.
Why wear a headguard?
Combat sports develop your ability to perceive and anticipate. But even though they teach you how to avoid strikes, you are never 100% protected. To keep boxing fun, get in the right habit and wear protective equipment while training. Most injuries come from accidental impacts (involuntary head butts, poorly aimed strikes, etc.), which is why we recommend always wearing a headguard during combat.
A HEADGUARD THAT'S QUICK TO PUT ON
In addition to good protection, our design team worked on a factor sought by boxers: ease of putting on the headguard. We are proud to offer this headguard that you can put on easily, quickly, and without adjustment. Following laboratory tests, we can confirm: our helmet is easier to put on than the majority of other headguards on the market.
Personal Protection Equipment
This headguard was designed to protect you - its design with triple-density foam provides exceptional shock absorption. - flexible inner foam provides greater comfort - stiffer intermediate foam absorbs shocks - flexible outer foam cushions your sparring partner from blows
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR HEADGUARD
There are three types of headguards to choose from based on your needs: -The Open Face Headguard 900 ensures excellent visibility and better heat evacuation, while providing protection of all main impact areas. -The Full Face Headguard 500 provides additional protection at the cheekbones and chin. -The Headguard 100 offers optimal protection of the entire face as it prevents contact with your opponent's glove.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT HEADGUARD SIZE
The size of our helmets is expressed in centimetres, corresponding to your head size (diameter at forehead height). Here is the sizing table: Size M = head size of 55 to 58 cm. Size L = head size of 58 to 61 cm.
This full face head guard gives you protection in the main impact zones: chin, forehead, ears and cheekbones.
Boxers wishing to protect the main areas of the head when boxing with a partner.
Original: $68.00
-65%$68.00
$23.80
Description
Boxers wishing to protect the main areas of the head when boxing with a partner.
Why wear a headguard?
Combat sports develop your ability to perceive and anticipate. But even though they teach you how to avoid strikes, you are never 100% protected. To keep boxing fun, get in the right habit and wear protective equipment while training. Most injuries come from accidental impacts (involuntary head butts, poorly aimed strikes, etc.), which is why we recommend always wearing a headguard during combat.
A HEADGUARD THAT'S QUICK TO PUT ON
In addition to good protection, our design team worked on a factor sought by boxers: ease of putting on the headguard. We are proud to offer this headguard that you can put on easily, quickly, and without adjustment. Following laboratory tests, we can confirm: our helmet is easier to put on than the majority of other headguards on the market.
Personal Protection Equipment
This headguard was designed to protect you - its design with triple-density foam provides exceptional shock absorption. - flexible inner foam provides greater comfort - stiffer intermediate foam absorbs shocks - flexible outer foam cushions your sparring partner from blows
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR HEADGUARD
There are three types of headguards to choose from based on your needs: -The Open Face Headguard 900 ensures excellent visibility and better heat evacuation, while providing protection of all main impact areas. -The Full Face Headguard 500 provides additional protection at the cheekbones and chin. -The Headguard 100 offers optimal protection of the entire face as it prevents contact with your opponent's glove.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT HEADGUARD SIZE
The size of our helmets is expressed in centimetres, corresponding to your head size (diameter at forehead height). Here is the sizing table: Size M = head size of 55 to 58 cm. Size L = head size of 58 to 61 cm.
This full face head guard gives you protection in the main impact zones: chin, forehead, ears and cheekbones.
Boxers wishing to protect the main areas of the head when boxing with a partner.
