No comments about Everlast Everhide Youth Head Gear.

2 comments about Mustang Face Black.

1. Very satisfied with the quality of the product. Very pleased with the prompt shipment.



2. I purchased a set of these for weapons training and they didn't last. They would probably work well for boxing, but if you hit the plastic face guard with anything more substantial and the face shield isn't so hard to break.

No comments about Everlast Muhammad Ali Collection Head Gear.

1 comments about Everlast Facesaver Headgear.

1. Tried this out today in 3 rounds of sparring. It is excellent:
   
   - Snug fit
   - Very good padding
   - Good facebar fits just below my nose, and protects it
   - Very good visibility
   
   The thing it BIG. But money well spent, I would say.

No comments about Macho Warrior Headgear.

1 comments about ProForce Lightning Sparring Head Guard Headgear.

1. This is a very nice quality product. It was alot cheaper than other similiar gear but when it arrived it was much nicer than I would expect. Can't comment on its use for spar'ing as my dad wears it to protect his head in case he falls as he is handicapped. But it deos seem to be very solid and thick and most likely would protect quite well during a spar'ing match.

5 comments about Everlast Mixed Martial Arts Full Head Guard.

1. product was great,too bad Amazon wouldn't let me exchange it for a size that fit.



2. This headgear is really good. Quality of this headgear is awsome. i get a tight fit form it. Sparing wise this headgear will prote4ct you from many hard punches you will barely feel a punch just a push ,but you will feel some punches. The only flaw to this headgear is a chin strap is this headgear had a chinstrap i would have given it a 5 out of 5 star



3. I wasn't to sure how well this would work. I am very pleased with the fit and function. The picture made it look like peripheral vision would be an issue, but it was not at all. This is high quality head gear.



4. This head gear was probably the worst head gear I have ever used. You would think it's such a basic thing seeing as they are all the same. This head gear literally flew off my head every time I got hit, when I finally got just right it would still spin around my head with every punch. I wish I would have kept the packageing so I could have returned it.



5. I purchased the Everlast MMA head guard for light to heavy sparing and I must say it performs great doesnt shift around during training I can take big hits and keep going.

No comments about Shock Doctor Gel Max Mouthguard.

No comments about Macho Dyna 5 piece sparring gear set.

4 comments about Everlast Durahide Head Gear.

1. Obviously not the best, but for the price it does the job. I just got mine so Im not sure how long it will last. It looks cheaply made but still I think you can get a lot of use out of it, if you're not a serious boxer. Adjusts well to fit, and protects the face.



2. These take abit of the sting out of punches but you can still tell when you are hit. For the money i think they are great.



3. Great headgear for what you pay (especially when they are on sale). These will work for beginners, and for more advanced boxers who want to spar half-speed. I would not let anyone wear these who was going to take serious punches. Imagine an inch of thick-cell foam, and that is what you get. Velcro neck strap and velcro circumference adjuster ensure a tight fit.



4. First of all, I bought this headgear because of it's price. At less than $25, it's a good deal for training/light sparring head protection.
   
   My problem with the headgear is that it's on the small-ish side for my head. Though this headgear comes in an "Adult" size, I still had a hard time putting it on (I assumed it was a one size fits all); the design itself is not very intelligent either.
   
   First of all, on the back, there is an adjustable strap coming from the top middle down to the back of the head but the straps coming from the front and sides are not adjustable, rendering the whole point of the back adjustable strap useless - in simpler terms, you cannot adjust the height at all defeating the purpose of the strap in the first place. As I could not strap close the bottom velcro, I cut off the top straps entirely. This does not seem to cause any problems in terms of vulnerability or protection as the straps itself does not do much and the headgear is already snug with no fear of getting loose.
   
   Secondly, I could not fit the headgear because of the thick cushioning that i cut off the back cushion. Because it is attached via two straps, I figured I can always sew them back on but it would have been nice to be able to velcro them on and off. Of course that makes the back of your head vulnerable but I figured I won't be hit from behind so it's a compromise. The elastic band on the back is also very tight and not very elastic at all. Eventually I plan to find another elastic band to sew on and sew on the back cushion as well
   
   Overall, it's a cheap sturdy protection for your head. If it fits perfectly, then it's a great deal for you but for the fellas with larger head sizes, it would have been great if this headgear was more adjustable/elastic. If you could, I would recommend checking out a sporting goods store first and trying it on.