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Masuri C - Line Plus Cricket Helmet

This cricket helmet is FULLY BS7928:2013 COMPLIANT. Masuri leads the industry in setting the standard for cricket helmet manufacturing, with ISO accredited factories and processes that ensure top-quality products. The SINGLE SHELL PROTECTION system used by Masuri creates a lightweight and budget-friendly option. By combining cutting-edge manufacturing techniques and advanced plastic technology, along with Masuri's traditional DNA, the Original Series range is revived and better than ever.

 

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HELMET SIZING INFORMATION

Junior small 510-540mm
Junior large 540-570mm
Senior small 550-580mm
Senior medium 580-610mm
Senior large 610-640mm

HOW TO FIT YOUR CRICKET HELMET:

  • The cricket helmet should fit firmly on the head.
  • The chin strap should be securely fitted.
  • There should be no front-to-back or side-to-sidemovement of your head inside the cricket helmet.
  • The chin strap must fit on the wearer's chin NOT under it.
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FAQ

Why is wearing a helmet important in cricket?

Wearing a helmet is crucial for protecting against serious head injuries from fast-moving cricket balls. It's essential for batters, wicketkeepers, and some close-in fielders. Modern helmets are designed to absorb impact and reduce the risk of concussions and other head traumas.

How do I choose the right size helmet?

To choose the right size helmet, measure your head circumference just above your ears. Try on different sizes to find a snug, comfortable fit without pressure points. The helmet should not move when you shake your head, and the gap between your eyebrows and the peak should be about 1-1.5 inches.

What types of cricket gloves are available?

There are two main types of cricket gloves: batting gloves and wicket-keeping gloves. Batting gloves are heavily padded to protect the hands and fingers from impact. Wicket-keeping gloves have less padding but feature webbing between the thumb and index finger to assist in catching.

How often should I replace my protective gear?

Replace protective gear when it shows signs of wear or damage, typically every 1-2 seasons for regular players. Check for compressed padding, cracks in helmets, or worn-out straps. Timely replacement ensures optimal protection during play.

What's the difference between batting pads and wicket-keeping pads?

Batting pads are thicker and longer, designed to protect the legs from impact with the ball. Wicket-keeping pads are thinner and more flexible, allowing for greater mobility. Wicket-keeping pads also have a flatter surface to aid in gathering the ball.

Do I need to wear a chest guard?

Chest guards are recommended for added protection, especially when facing fast bowling. They're particularly important for junior players and those batting against express pace. Chest guards help protect vital organs from potential injury caused by ball impact.

What's an abdominal protector, and who should use it?

An abdominal protector, also known as a "box," is worn to protect the groin area from ball impact. It's essential for male players at all levels of the game. Female players may opt for a pelvic protector designed for women's cricket.

How do I clean and maintain my protective gear?

Clean protective gear with mild soap and water, then air dry. Avoid machine washing or using harsh chemicals. Regularly check for wear and tear, and replace padding if it becomes compressed. Store gear in a cool, dry place to prevent mold and mildew.

Are there specific protective gear requirements for junior cricketers?

Junior cricketers must wear helmets when batting, wicket-keeping, or fielding close to the bat. Other protective gear is similar to adult equipment but sized appropriately for younger players. Some junior leagues may have additional safety requirements, so check with your local association.

What's the purpose of arm guards in cricket?

Arm guards protect the forearm from rising balls, especially important when facing fast bowling. They help prevent bruising and potential fractures from direct hits. Some batsmen wear arm guards on both arms, while others prefer to use them only on their front arm.

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