Product details checked 27 September 2026
RIGID FACE PROTECTION Mueller
Impact-Resistant Face and Nose Guard A transparent polycarbonate face guard with repositionable foam pads and an adjustable occipital strap.
Price £64.99 · checked 27 September 2026
Support Rigid facial protection
Best suited to Protection planning after assessment, outside competition unless explicitly approved
Fit Adult one-size design with repositionable high and low foam-pad sets. A face guard does not diagnose, treat or clear a facial injury for contact. Get appropriate assessment before returning to training.
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RIGID FACE PROTECTION QianCheng
L5 High-Bridge Nose Guard A transparent adjustable face shield designed for adults with a higher nasal bridge.
Price £19.99 · checked 27 September 2026
Support Rigid facial protection
Best suited to Protection planning after assessment, outside competition unless explicitly approved
Fit Adult high-bridge fit; listing gives a cheekbone-width range of 12–14.5cm. A face shield cannot make an unassessed facial injury safe for contact. Check vision, fit and medical advice before use.
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Competition: Rigid face protection may be prohibited. Get explicit approval from the event organiser before use.
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Get the injury assessed first. A guard may be part of a return plan, but it does not make facial impact safe. Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, vision changes, uncontrolled bleeding, a visibly deformed nose or suspected head or neck injury.
NHS guidance on broken noses