RDX Pro Head Guard Boxing MMA Muay Thai, Removable Face Grill, Headgear Sparring Grappling Martial Arts, Full Face Protection, Kickboxing Taekwondo Karate BJJ Training Helmet, Ear Nose Mouth Protector

I don’t know why every beginner/light sparring boxer doesn’t wear one of these. Saves any nose related injury. Will get you in to bad boxing habits if you wanted to take thing seriously. But saves so much hassle. Great quality too.

Great bit of kit bought for my 9 year old daughter, size medium and fits her perfectly

This is a very good head guard considering the cost. It has great front protection but i would say that maybe side and rear protection is not so good.I had more than 10 sparring sessions with my friends and we were not injured at all, maybe a little dizzy but that's what happens if you get hit by an uppercut in the face. Also it has removable bars in front but i would not suggest removing them (i learned the hard way) and it is very easy to put on, it will not take you more than 10 seconds.The only thing that restrains me from having the ultimate fun with this chest gear is that the bars impair your vision enough to miss some highmakers and uppercuts from a boxer. Other than that this head gear is awesome, i recommend.PS:The plastic edges of the bars are very sharp and may injure and cut your fingers if you are wearing half finger gloves. I filed them and now they are round.

It is just as expected (I read the reviews, which helped) and feels very protective even if I am not using the face grill.

I’ve used this for couple of years. 4.5 stars would be more accurate but just rounded up to 5. Obviously the vision gets limited a little which is expected, but generally does protect the face well. If u have a bridged nose it can occasionally still get bruised if hit hard enough but it’s part of the game. To get best fit make sure it’s tightened well. Good value for money overall.

This is a good quality head guard, it's got soft leather but feels sturdy and robust. If you're wearing a gumshield it might feel a bit restrictive, but if you use the plastic guard then you don't need a gumshield.It's very comfortable and fits well with a good, thick velcro strap at the back. Very pleased.

This is a good headguard, It takes impact well and fits nice and snug..Though visibility is a little bit poor on the periphery as you would expect..It protects the face well be please remember that it does nothing for protecting against neck injuries (Whiplash) and if they're hitting heavy your brain is still gonna get ratteled a lot..Padding behind the ears is thin.. I took an elbow or two to the back of the head and it felt like I may as well not be wearing it.. (so be sensible about the typ of strikes and where you put them..)Delivery was good and like all RDX gear it's well put together.

For semi contact striking or light randori this is a very effective head guard. It's limitations are that vision is greatly impaired in the downward direction hence vulnerability to uppercuts and kicks. The padding is too thin on the sides which is a problem as the face guard gives the user a sense of security plus the opponent assumes the head guard is very tough, which it is not.The head guard does allow the user to forgo a mouth guard thus allowing clear communication.I use this headguard mostly to teach hand techniques so as to take the edge off strikes from a student with limited control, whilst being able to instruct them. Also, it is possible to throw and grapple whilst including punches when wearing this headguard.I emphasise that this guard is only for fast light training as it deals with light contact which would othwise bruise and cut.I use a heavier headguard for full contact.Overall, this is a very good headguard but it's limitation mean that it is for a specific type of training.I'd advise RDX to change the layout of the face bars so as to allow lower vision and to double the padding to the sides of the head.