HOCKEY INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Most neck guards fail to provide real protection. Learn why A8/A9 cut resistance is the only standard that matters and how to choose a secure, high-performance neck guard for your player. Don’t gamble on safety.

Hockey is getting faster, and so is the risk of injuries. A study found over 20,000 hockey-related ER visits per year, with lacerations being the most common injury. Neck injuries are a growing concern, especially among youth players. Titan Battlegear is changing the game with real cut-resistant protection that players can trust.

ANSI cut levels can mean the difference between a close call and a devastating injury in hockey. Most so-called "cut-resistant" hockey shirts barely slow down a skate blade, leaving players vulnerable. In this guide, we break down what ANSI cut ratings really mean and why most hockey gear falls short.

Are traditional neck guards really keeping hockey players safe? Most provide a false sense of security, relying on flimsy foam and poor fit that won’t stop a skate blade. In this guide, we break down the dangers of outdated neck protection and why real cut-resistant technology is the future of hockey safety. Don’t settle for “good enough” when it comes to protection.