If the chemistry is right - the TOP TEN “Competition Fight” head protection.

When polyol, a plastic mixture of catalysts and paint, joins forces with a propellant gas, it's not just the chemist who's knocking on the heart. Kickbox pioneer Georg F. Brückner, who worked on new material for his headgears in cooperation with a German plastics manufacturer - will have been more than surprised by the result. What sounds so simple in theory hides many consecutive and perfectly “matched” chemical reactions. The developed foam is a solid plastic mass with a network of open cells, which can break down strong forces due to their elasticity and structure. The perfect raw material for the sports sector - especially for a safety reviver of the “Kickboxzsene” like Georg F. Brückner.

Voluntary stress tests provide even more security.

After the raw material for the Top Ten head protection stood, it went to the optimization of the fit and other important details. The TU Berlin supports us in carrying out a stress test. It turned out that the head protection of Top Ten still far exceeds the requirements of WAKO lies. Of course, therefore, the competition admission is undisputed, and you can safely start in the next competition.

The advantages are in the detail.

Brückner has already spent a lot of time working on detailed solutions in order to make kickboxing even safer and thus more accessible to the recreational athlete. A visible structure inside the Top Ten head guard ensures an optimal welding process. Thus, there is no visual restriction due to sudden welding. Especially the skullcap and the upper cervical spine are more than adequately protected with the head protection. These two head regions are particularly at risk on impact (K.O).