🥊 Enhance Your Boxing Skills with Ringside Fightgear Master's Competition Headgear Review

Great gear! Well built and works like a spell with good protection but at the expense of field of view. Worth the money if you need protection. I think they are a bit small as I checked the size chart on their website, ordered a large and needed a larger size. If you are at the top of the recommended size, maybe choose a larger one, otherwise a great deal!

Benefits - Good head, cheek and nose protection. Quality seems good Cons-Slips and Slides. Used the big one in my first fight and it went everywhere. The medium fits my head well, but the cheek guards make it hard to see. Went back to medium size and ended up buying a new plus size titular headdress. I haven't tried the older model names. My height is 160 pounds, 5 feet 7.5 inches, head circumference 22 inches.

Extremely disappointed with this purchase. After 7 months my hat is almost completely destroyed. Just look at the photos. I train at most twice a week with other amateurs my weight (145 pounds) and not every week for obvious reasons. I wish I could get my money back. I'm not awash with money and thought I was making good investments. I don't think this hat will protect you from sweat. I took good care of him; I cleaned it after training and just air dried it. I never expected such poor quality…

My trainer recommended this to me. At first I didn't like it because if I got snagged on the headgear (not my head), the headgear would wrap around my head and block my view. leaves me vulnerable and frustrated. I almost bought a new one until I tried something. I have one of those thin reusable cases for hot weather. For example those that you can use as a face shield against dust and dirt, balaclavas, rags or hats. I cut them into four pieces to wear as a sheer forehead bandage. This stopped…

All-round dense, thick foam offers solid protection, nose and mouth feel secure behind all that thick padding. When you compete in Masters your choice of headgear is pretty limited, but this option seems very safe, it just takes a while to get it right. The headgear needs a break, leather and foam are very hard. and the first time you put it on it's really uncomfortable. I had to put it on a soccer ball for a few days to make the shape more natural. The chin strap is also pushed far forward so…

Almost middle age I am new to boxing and have read that this product is suitable for 40+ and beginners due to the very good cushioning and protection. Here's what I found, having now worn it for a couple of sparring sessions, one of which was slightly more intense than "light" sparring: Comfort: Not comfortable at all. It's not uncomfortable, but after wearing another family member's gear, it's definitely not as comfortable as the Venum product or the Hyabusa product. I think it has to do with…