Protect your head from the worst collisions, but also the scrapes and abrasions that come with put...Protect your head from the worst collisions, but also the scrapes and abrasions that come with putting your body on the line, with the Canterbury Raze Headguard in Red. If you are going to make those jackals your head will need protecting, the Canterbury Raze Headguard has a soft edged, stress release chin strap that is designed to break under extreme load to ensure your safety. Full coverage helps to lessen cuts and abrasions, while comfort is provided by ventilation holes and the polyurethane foam, which is also there to absorb the collisions. Tier down version from the Reinforcer sitting at 39Better39 level. Full coverage to lessen cuts and abrasions. Soft edged chin strap for improved comfort and reduced irritation. Designed to break under extreme load in order to minimise injury to wearer. Specially designed holes for ventilation. Conforms to World Rugby Specification. Finished with iconic Canterbury branding.
This guide helps rugby players understand and effectively use the Canterbury Raze Headguard. Designed for those seeking head protection during matches and training, it offers crucial defense against cuts and abrasions. However, it's important to remember that while it mitigates injury risk, no headgear can eliminate all potential for injury. The Raze Headguard features foam padding, a stress-release chin strap, and ventilation, conforming to World Rugby specifications. This guide details setup, care, and troubleshooting.
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Model Part Number
Q-B000038468
Brand
Canterbury
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I determine the correct size?
Measure your head circumference and consult the Canterbury size chart for the Raze Headguard.
Can I wash the headguard?
Wipe it down with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash or submerge in water.
What is the purpose of the chin strap?
The chin strap secures the headguard and is designed to break under extreme load for safety.
How often should I replace the headguard?
Replace the headguard if it shows signs of damage or wear and tear, or if the chin strap has broken. Also, replace if it no longer fits correctly.
Does the headguard protect against concussions?
While the headguard provides impact resistance, it does not guarantee protection against concussions. No headgear can eliminate all risks.
Is this headguard World Rugby approved?
Yes, the Canterbury Raze Headguard conforms to World Rugby specifications.
Can I wear this headguard for other sports?
The Canterbury Raze Headguard is specifically designed for rugby. Its use in other sports is not recommended.
Troubleshooting
Headguard feels too tight.
Loosen the chin strap and adjust the headguard's position. Check the size to ensure it's appropriate for your head.
Headguard feels loose or moves during play.
Tighten the chin strap to provide a more secure fit. Ensure the headguard is properly positioned on your head.
The chin strap is broken.
The chin strap is designed to break under extreme load. Replace the headguard.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides protection against cuts and abrasions.
Offers impact resistance with foam padding.
Features a safety-focused chin strap.
Conforms to World Rugby regulations.
Designed for comfort during play.
Cons
Does not eliminate the risk of all head injuries.
May require occasional adjustments for optimal fit.
Proper fit is crucial for effective performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Sizing: Ensure you select the correct size based on your head circumference. Refer to the size chart provided by Canterbury.
Placement: Position the headguard on your head, ensuring it covers the forehead, temples, and ears.
Chin Strap Adjustment: Adjust the chin strap for a snug, comfortable fit. It should not be too tight, restricting breathing, or too loose, allowing movement.
Compatibility
The Canterbury Raze Headguard is designed for use in rugby.
It is compatible with other protective gear, such as mouthguards.
Care
Cleaning: After each use, wipe down the headguard with a damp cloth to remove sweat and dirt.
Drying: Allow the headguard to air dry away from direct sunlight or heat.
Storage: Store the headguard in a cool, dry place.
Inspection: Regularly check for any signs of wear and tear, and replace the headguard if necessary.