Most Rugby players wear shoulder pads, which protects them when they tackle and for when they are in a scrum or ruck. The players who go in the scrums and rucks wear scrum hats, this prevents them from head injuries, but also prevents cauliflower ears. And nearly all the players wear gum shields to protect their teeth.
Called a "Scrum Cap" it was originally worn by members of the forwards to firstly save they heads from direct contact with studs and also to save the ear from continual damage. The cap now is worn by a number of position players for the same reason.Its not made of a hard material as seen in American Football
they wear knee and elbow pads , helmet's ,shoulder blades
The gear that the Chicago Bears are very safe. They are very protective and specially made so that the players get the most protection for lightest wear.
You wear protective gear so you dont get seriously injured
micheal
In New Zealand, yes
you can wear safety glasses when sanding and cutting wood.
wear protective gear
For emissions over 30W: wear protective clothing at all times and keep exposure time to a minimum. 5-30W: Wear protective gear over prolonged exposures (>10mins). <5W: Generally none but wear protective gear if exposure is likely to be >1hr. Generally avoid if possible.
In general for both boys and girls, beginner players need a lacrosse stick. A protective mouthpiece, gloves, protective helmet with a face mask, and a chin strap are also worn for protection. Male players wears protective cups while females wear a padding on thighs, abdominal areas, shins and the pelvic.
None.
gear to protect their body from any harmful things.
He once hit his head on the goal post and was unconscious for a few minutes. He and a few other players (goalkeepers and otherwise) wear protective headgear to prevent cranial fractures. Other cases of unusual gear include Edgar Davids, who wore eyeglasses.