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Headgear w/ Face Cage
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Greatness is Within

Removable carbon steel face cage with rubber coating
Durable leather helmet construction
Dense foam padding for impact dispersal
Special ear pads that are both protective and comfortable
Hook and loop rear closure
Lace-up top

The most protective headgear in the business. Removable, carbon steel cage with rubber coating protects the head from direct impact. Hook-and-loop rear closure and lace top closure are totally adjustable, providing a secure, custom fit. Large, padded ear holes. Constructed of premium leather for durability.

sku: #bx-hd-420

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Measure the circumference of your head at about an inch above the eyebrows to determine your proper headgear size. It's easy! Wrap a string around your head and measure the string.

Size	Circumference (IN)	Hat Size
Small	Up to 21 1/2"	Up to 6 7/8
Medium	21 1/2" - 22 1/4"	6 7/8 - 7 1/8
Large	22 1/4" - 23"	7 1/8 - 7 1/2
X-Large	23" and up	7 1/2 and Up

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What kind of headgear is right for me?

One of the great things about headgear is that there are so many brands and styles available. Head protection is taken very seriously in boxing and the development of headgear technology reflects that. To figure out what kind of headgear is right for you, first you need to decide how much padding you want. Headgear with a lot of padding will offer greater protection, but will also be less breathable. The lighter the headgear, the more natural it will feel.
Most headgear is outfitted with molded foam or gel, both of which are designed to disperse impact and protect the head from abrasions.
Next you need to decide what kind of protection you want for your face - whether it be completely open, small cheek guards, or a complete shield.
Finally, you'll want to determine what sense of style you wish to portray - some brands feature very basic headgear that is modestly colored, while others are elaborate and eye-catching.

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Does headgear protect against concussion?

Studies have not shown any significant increase in protection against concussion when wearing headgear. The reason why is because the force of the impact is still transferred to the head, and concussion is caused when the brain makes contact with the skull. Headgear has been proven to protect against abrasions and can glance some blows away from direct impact. Use a mouthguard to absorb vibration. A proper fitting mouthguard is your best protection from concussions and jaw injuries.

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Cheek guard vs open face

Cheek guards are a mainstay feature of boxing headgear, and you'll need to decide just how much you want as there are many gradations. The benefits of cheek guards are in protecting the bones and the skin on the face. However, the more padding you have up front, the greater the possibility of impeded vision. Depending on your fighting style, you may need to keep a completely open visual landscape in order to achieve maximum performance, at which time you might select headgear with no cheek guards at all. Mexican style headgear is often cited as having the most facial protection of any kind outside of a full-on face shield.

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When must I wear headgear as a boxer?

Headgear is mandatory during amateur boxing bouts, and it is often wise to purchase headgear that are specifically stated to be designed for amateur bouts. Professional matches are always conducted without headgear. Many training gyms do require headgear to protect their practitioners, but that is at the discretion of each gym individually.

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