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Scrum caps and rugby headguards

A scrum cap and a headguard are the same thing: makers and World Rugby say headguard, players say scrum cap. 18 of them here, ranked by price, with the maker's own Regulation 12 wording quoted where it exists.

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Cheapest

Canterbury Core Headguard

£28.95

Rule: lowest price we have verified in this table.

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Ranked by price alone, using RRP where a live retailer price has not connected yet. No item here carries a score: nobody at Rugby Atlas has tested them, so a rating out of ten would be fiction.

Gilbert Ignite Headguard Adults
XS Junior/Youth Small through XL (circumference 51-60cm) · Eco Poly+ Polyester fabric, Multi-Matrix foam construction
Gilbert Ignite Headguard Adults
from £29.99
XXS (52.5cm head circumference), XS (54cm head circumference) · Shock-absorbing EVA foam padding, breakaway chin strap, ventilation holes, plush Lycra inner lining
Canterbury Kid's Uglies Raze Rugby Headguard
from £36.99States Reg 12
Oxen DNA Rugby Headguard
S, M, L, XL (circumference S=55cm, M=57cm, L=58.5cm, XL=60cm) · Lightweight construction (specific composition not detailed on page)
Oxen DNA Rugby Headguard
from £39.95States Reg 12
Gilbert Vapour 5-25 Rugby Headguard Royal/White
J, S, M, L, XL · Five-layer foam construction ('25% more safeguarding than earlier Gilbert models'), internal moulding for airflow, ergonomic ear moulding, expandable lace closure, antibacterial moisture-wicking fabric
Gilbert Vapour 5-25 Rugby Headguard Royal/White
from £54.99
Gilbert Fusion 3-32 Rugby Headguard Black
S, M, L, XL · Crashcloud technology in critical impact zones, tri-layered EVA foam, internal moulding with ventilation channels, antibacterial moisture-wicking performance fabric
Gilbert Fusion 3-32 Rugby Headguard Black
from £79.99

What a scrum cap does, and what it does not

A scrum cap is designed to prevent cuts, abrasions and cauliflower ear, and World Rugby Regulation 12 governs the padding it may use. It is not concussion protection, and no maker on this page claims it is. Regulation 12 status is shown only where the maker or a stockist states it, so a blank means the source did not say, not that an item fails the standard.

What we could not tell you

8 of 18 state Regulation 12 in words we could read on a page. Every blank is a gap in what the maker publishes, left empty on purpose rather than filled with a guess. World Rugby's own approved-device list is rendered by JavaScript and cannot be read automatically, which is why the maker's wording is the source here.

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