Lite Contest Headguard for Olympics – 615DP

Used by most Olympic Aspiring amateurs, made precisely as per AIBA guidelines, latest technology has been used in these products with regards to protective foams, shell materials, closure and fastening systems .

A budget model made of durable synthetic material, only suggested for beginners and light use

1. Material:
   • PU Construction: Polyurethane is a synthetic material known for its durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear and tear. A PU-constructed headguard is often chosen for its cost-effectiveness and performance.
2. Regulation Compliance:
   • AIBA Approval: Verify that the headguard complies with the regulations set by the International Boxing Association (AIBA) or the relevant governing body for amateur boxing. Look for headguards that are AIBA-approved for use in competitions.
3. Padding:
   • Impact-Absorbing Padding: Ensure that the headguard has sufficient padding made from high-quality foam or similar materials to effectively absorb impact and protect the athlete’s head.
4. Secure Closure System:
   • Adjustable Straps: A secure and adjustable closure system, such as hook-and-loop straps or a lace-up system, is important for a snug and customized fit.
5. Ear Protection:
   • Well-Designed Ear Protection: The headguard should have well-designed ear protection to minimize the risk of ear injuries during bouts.
6. Top and Back of Head Coverage:
   • Full Coverage: The headguard should provide full coverage, including the top and back of the head, in accordance with regulations.
7. Ventilation:
   • Adequate Ventilation: Look for a headguard with proper ventilation to ensure comfort and prevent overheating during extended periods of use.
8. Weight:
   • Balanced Weight: The headguard should maintain a balance between providing adequate protection and being lightweight enough to allow for easy movement.