ASICS Conquest Ear Guard

Very nice looking and pretty comfortable headgear I started using back in May/June. However , it is now the start of August and I have no headgear. The buckles rusted and broke less than two months. I am disappointed in the durability of this product and the loss of money from it. I can't say for sure if this was just a faulty headgear somehow ( perhaps strap buckles weren't prepped correctly in the factory, for this batch) or this would be the case for all of them. I would think a wrestling headgear would have at least some resistance to sweat and last much longer. Keep in mind I only train 2-3 days a week. What do you think the issue could be?

I would give this product zero stars if I could. The snaps are absolute crap. They do not stay snapped which causes the chin strap to come undone and the headgear to come off during matches. It is very embarrassing for the kid. Had to resort to taping the strap on just to get through a meet. Worst headgear I have seen. DO NOT BUY! Stick with the Cliff Keen brand. Well worth the money. It really sucks that there is no return policy on these.  Cliff Keen E58 Headgear Scarlet

We've had a lot of head gear for my kids by far this is the best. I like how you can adjust the Velcro but only need to use a snap to get head gear on and off. It makes dropping the kids off at practice at lot easier since I don't need to fool around with the head gear

Great purchase. Adjustable for my 6 and 8 yr. old to wear, once adjusted to their appropriate size, they were able to put it on and off themselves. No tears or harsh wear during their wrestling season. They will be able to use these again for next season.

Great headgear. Made it through an entire wrestling season (30+ matches) and are looking forward to the next upcoming season. Velcro on straps never came undone. You can dial these things in to fit your head perfectly. Rarely shifted on the head during matches. Sometimes the top strap in the very front would move down onto the forehead, but they shifted around significantly less than what I noticed from kids wearing other brands/types. I would definitely buy these again. But thankfully I do not have to because they stuck around for their second season.

I purchased this headgear based upon the look and the fact that it had several holes close to the ears enabling my son to be able to hear me better during his wrestling matches, I am also the wrestling coach. When it first arrived I thought this looked like a typical ASICS gear; durable, well thought out and well made. When my son first tried the head gear on I noticed that the snaps were extremely hard to snap and unsnap. Well, it made it to the State wrestling tourney only to have one of the snaps break off rendering the head gear useless...at State of all places. So, to say that I like the head gear for most of the year would be true...to say that I am pleased with the purchase, I can't. For the money I would have figured that my 9 year old would/ should have been able to get more than one years use out them. Very disappointed!

Doesn't fit well on son's head (he's 15). It actually gave him a cut on his head while wrestling.

After wearing Brute Headgear for many years to avoid Cauliflower ears, I needed a new set of headgear. My Brute Zero-G's were the same kind of set up, but these one are lighter and the composite foam/rubber is way better. The velcro straps tend to slip but can be easily remedied with some athletic tape once you have dialed in your fit. I use these for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and they function great. Although, it does seem like they dampen my hearing more than the Brute's. It's not that noticeable, but I noticed it ; )

Kept me protected after getting my ear bolstered.. cauliflower sucks.. I wear em whenever the ol ears get tender for a few days and get back in the action..

When I roll, it keeps sliding around, even after I adjust the strip