Headgears
Boxing headgear is an important piece of protective equipment for boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA and other combat sports training. It is mainly used during sparring and technical drills, where it helps protect the face and head from the impact of strikes.
Using suitable boxing headgear helps reduce the impact of strikes, protects sensitive areas of the face, ear cartilage and reduces the risk of cuts and bruises. For people wearing contact lenses, headgear can also help reduce the risk of them being dislodged.
You can choose from different types of boxing headgear depending on the required level of protection, visibility and intended use. We offer high-quality models from trusted brands such as Rival and Fly.
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How to choose boxing headgear?
When choosing boxing headgear, it is important to consider the type of training, the level of protection and the desired visibility during sparring.
Open boxing headgear
Open headgear provides better peripheral vision and greater freedom of movement and is commonly used in amateur competitions.
Headgear with cheekbone protection and chin protection
More enclosed designs provide a higher level of facial protection, especially around the cheekbones, nose and potentially the chin. They are suitable for fighters who prefer maximum protection or take part in more intensive sparring.
Headgear with fixed face and nose protection (Rival Face-Saver / FLY Superbar)
This type of headgear features a fixed horizontal bar across the facial area. It provides maximum protection for the face and nose at the cost of a reduced field of vision.
What to focus on when choosing?
In addition to the construction, proper fit is also important. Headgear should stay securely in place, allow free movement and remain comfortable even during longer training sessions. The quality of the padding, outer material and adjustment system also play an important role.
Different types of headgear are suitable for beginners, fitness training and regular sparring. When choosing, we recommend considering how often and how intensively you will use your headgear.
