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54 headguards, shoulder pads and mouthguards, every fact pulled from the maker's or a stockist's own page and checked by a human. Filter by what you need; Regulation 12 compliance is shown only where a source states it, so its absence means "the source didn't say", not "fails the standard".
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Good questions
What is World Rugby Regulation 12?
Regulation 12 is World Rugby's standard for playing equipment: it caps how much padding a headguard or shoulder pad can carry (typically 10mm on the shoulders, 5mm elsewhere for body armour) so protective gear can't be used to gain a physical advantage.
Gear that meets it can carry the claim; gear that doesn't isn't legal for a sanctioned match, though it may still be fine for training. We show compliance only where a source explicitly states it.
Do headguards actually prevent concussion?
No governing body claims this, and neither do we. Headguards are approved for abrasion and cut protection, not concussion prevention, World Rugby itself is explicit that no headguard has been shown to reduce concussion risk.
Boil-and-bite or custom-fit mouthguard?
Boil-and-bite guards are cheaper and fit reasonably once moulded at home; a custom-fit guard (made from a dental impression) fits more precisely and is generally judged more comfortable and protective for regular contact play. We show which type a product is wherever the source states it.