Headgear for children

Looking to buy headgear for children? Fight2Win sells good kids headgear for boxing, kickboxing, thai boxing, and taekwondo. Read more

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Fight2Win.nl offers a selection of different models from well-known brands such as Twins, Rival, Booster, and XPRT.

Kids headgear for boxing & kickboxing

For boxing and kickboxing competitions, we recommend, among others, the Twins headgear. It is made of top-quality synthetic leather and provides perfect protection for the head, cheekbones, and jaws. It is also reasonably priced. Equally good is the comparable Rival headgear: RHG2.

Good head protection is always important, but even more so for children who are still growing. That is why it is mandatory to wear headgear in kickboxing, thai boxing, and boxing until the age of 18.

Affordable kids headgear for boxing

If you are looking for affordable headgear for beginner-level boxing and kickboxing, you should definitely consider the kids headgear from XPRT or Booster. These are low-priced and offer good adjustment options for the boxing helmet.

Taekwondo headgear

If your child practices ITF Taekwon-do / WT Taekwondo or another budo sport, the headgear from the brands Macho, Adidas, and Bytomic are ideal. They are made of foam, easy to clean, very light, and easy to fasten with a Velcro closure.

Headgear for children, available directly from stock

Headgear for children are shipped from our own stock within 1 business day! We are the martial arts specialists and know everything about boxing gloves, kickboxing gloves, shin guards, handwraps, bag gloves, and other training equipment! We have a huge range of Headgear for children, women, and men in stock at our showroom! Visit us for expert advice and purchase your chosen item right away.

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Frequently asked questions — Headgear for children

Is headgear mandatory?

This depends on the rules of your gym, sport, or competition/tournament in which you participate.

In many training environments (such as a gym or club), its use is optional. However, in recent years it has increasingly become mandatory due to safety concerns and insurance company requirements.

Competitions and combat sports where headgear is mandatory:

  • WT Taekwondo (youth and adults)
  • ITF Taekwon-do (youth and adults)
  • Amateur boxing (youth and adults)
  • Kickboxing (youth up to and including 17 years old)
  • Karate (youth up to and including 13 years old)
  • Amateur Sanda/Sanshou (youth and adults)

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Who is the XPRT Competitor Headgear intended for?

The XPRT Competitor is specially designed for the youngest children and is available in size XS. Children can train safely with it thanks to the thick padding on the chin, ears, and cheekbones and the lightweight construction that does not weigh the head down.

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What is the benefit of good headgear?

Martial arts such as karate, taekwondo, boxing, kickboxing and MMA all involve a degree of contact with practitioners' heads. Wearing a good headgear in these martial arts is essential for the safety of the practitioner.

We especially want to emphasize that good headgear not only provides good protection, but also stays securely in place and does not get in the way!

Features of headgear:

  • Protection against head injuries
  • Eye protection
  • Increased confidence
  • Training without holding back
  • Contributes to a culture of safety (awareness of important protective equipment)

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Why is headgear important for children in martial arts?

A headgear protects the vulnerable skull, ears, cheekbones, and chin of children from punches and kicks. Especially for growing children, the risk of injury is greater — good headgear minimizes this risk and gives parents and coaches confidence that children can safely sparren and train.

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How do I know if headgear fits properly?

We usually do two things in our showroom:

  1. Quickly shake your head from side to side
  2. Tap all sides of the headgear. Preferably using a slightly sliding technique to create friction.

If the headgear barely moves or doesn’t move at all while not feeling too tight, you’ve got the right size!

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