Protective gear

Build a protection kit for your discipline

A mouthguard, headguard, groin guard and pair of shin guards each cover a different part of your kit. Begin with the requirements for your training session or event. Buying every type of protection is less useful than choosing the items your coach asks you to wear and making sure they fit.

Check adjustment instructions as carefully as the size. Straps, moulding procedures and the way a guard is worn vary by model. Equipment that shifts during controlled movement needs its fit checked before it is used in partner training.

Use the dedicated collections below to compare like-for-like products. For younger athletes, ask their coach to confirm both equipment and size; an adult model in the smallest size may still have different proportions from a junior design.