2 comments about XP Face Shield.

1. The XP Face sheild is light weight, comfortable, and allows good visibility. It is somewhat flexible, appears to be strong and does not appear likely to break under normal use. It requires the XP full headgear, (which is also quite light and comfortable, considering it has about twice the padding in some places as the standard head gear). The shield attaches with velcro to the full headgear. I have had both the face sheild and full headgear about 6 months. The Face Shield does not get used much, and it does not appear scratched. However, it if protects you just once from a kick to the nose, it will be well worth the price. The only drawback to this product is that it makes it difficult to reposition one's mouth piece if it gets knocked out of your mouth. This appears to be an unavoidable problem with any face shield. (Of course, the face shield should prevent anything from getting near your mouth.) Both the full headgear and the face shield are worth the price.



2. The shield is very good, maybe it falls down a little bit, but still acceptable. The headgear is unnecessarily to big. I bought it because I broke my orbital bone in a MMA match. I tried it several times in sparring s with pro-boxers, and it works fine if your opponent fights on his 70%, but if he goes on his 100% you will feel that the shield is touching your face in every clean punch. Anyway is worth to use it and I doubt that exist something better than this. Good Luck!

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