Matman Dynasty Wrestling Headgear & Protective Ear Guards for BJJ & MMA

I've been using this daily for grappling since I got it, and plan on getting a second one. So far no obvious durability concerns, but time will tell. It protects my ears well, and I find it very comfortable. I had seen other reviews with significant concerns about comfort, namely the chin-strap and the velcro pieces that faces inward to your skin. Neither of these have ended up bothering me. If you wear it as shown in the product pictures, the back and top straps will be on your hair, and even my short hair has prevented me from really feeling any velcro at all. I could see it maybe being a problem if you're bald. Otherwise, the chin strap is bit uncomfortable just because it's a tight strap under my jaw, but that seems unavoidable. The material itself is rough but doesnt bother me for whatever reason. YMMV. Of note: you obviously have to wash these bad boys after use. The material basically soaks up sweat, and for the love of god don't go roll with that again until you've washed it. I simply throw it in the washer with my gi, and it air-dries very quickly. Only real complaints are that you look like a dork wearing it, and it makes it harder to hear. All as expected. Better than cauliflower ear.

At first I didn't think it stays on, but does well once straps are properly adjusted (and I took off the chin pad). It fits snug, so not exactly "comfortable" but you want it to stay on and not move too much. Again, it's snug, and a bit small. I have larger than average size head, a lot of hair, and works well. I imagine someone with *huge* head may want something bigger. But good for 80%+ of men's grapplers. Unlike traditional wrestling gear with hard plastic and places for fingers to get caught, this is great for BJJ. Padding over the ear cup is well designed. Have only been using for a few weeks, so not sure how long it lasts but if it wears out I'll buy again. Best product in this space for BJJ that I've had and tried a few.

I mean is pretty good tbh, the only problem whit this head gear is the Velcro 100% will destroy your fine rashys, while using it I recommend not to use your nice rashys or you will ruin your week

Been using for about 2 months now. It does its job and seems to hold up fine. Only complaint is the velcro chin strap. Seems like they could have come up with a better design than velcro on the skin where it is going to be pulled and mashed, but at least my ears stopped swelling. I'm pleased and would purchase again. It does muffle sound a bit so I leave it off during instructional portion of class and put it on for rolling. 2 year update: still rolling 2-3 times per week and still have this same piece. It has frayed in a few places but still works great and has heald up extremely well and is still comfortable on head and ears.

Good head gear for sure. Got it cause I have piercings and I can’t take them out until they are done healing but with this on I’m not at all scared of injury with them in. I do Bjj and even with submission attempts and lots of head grabbing my head gear stays in place. Easily a 5 out of 5 Update after only about 2 months of use the headgears chin strap is torn. It’s pretty much on its last legs at this point. Loved the product but durability was not the best. 3 out of 5 sorry :(

After playing around with strap adjustment, I got this to sit snugly in the right place. Rolled with it that night and it stays on. As other say, it makes it a little harder to get out of a triangle or other neck constriction. But my ears didn't hurt after I rolled and that was the point. I'll update this if durability turns out to be an issue but I hadn't seen anything that looks that way.

Thing sucks, I couldn’t even get it on my head. Wayyy too tight and the Velcro is not considerate for your training partners.

Best headgear for BJJ! No more sore ears! I purchased the Matman headgear and the Cliff Keen Tornado headgear. Both are excellent, but the Matman ultrasoft headgear meets my needs the best for BJJ. They are comfortable, super light, low-profile, and not dangerous to my training partners. I have rolled against some big (6'3" 210lbs plus) and talented guys and only had them slip off once. This was because the other guy grabbed at them when grabbing at my head. They are so light that I forget that I'm wearing them. Plus, they're easy to clean after a sweat inducing training session. I simply put them in the washing mashing and air dry them (don't machine dry them!). The Cliff Keen Tornado is great too, but I feel that they stick out too far from my head and make getting out of head chokes too difficult; plus the plastic guards give me the feeling that they can possibly hurt a training partner. Matman ultrasoft all the way!

I train BJJ, bought first the Venum headgear which also highly promoted here and then this one. Would go for this one any day. Main advantage of this one: It does not slip around on your head during intense rolling session. You don't even have to tie it that tight (like the venum one) to make it stick where it should be during your rolling session. I got a relatively small head, short hair, but you can adjust in in the back, the front and on the bottom. Can definitely recommend it.

I’ve wrestled for years. This headgear is unusable-the neck/chin strap won’t secure. I returned it within the window. The seller initially refused delivery; after the deadline passed, they accepted the parcel and then claimed the return period had expired. I have neither the item nor a refund. Do not recommend.

Producto increible.. de lo único que me arrepiento es de no haberlo cogido antes, protege súper bien, y no pesa nada.. no molesta a los compañeros… mis orejas han dejado de sufrir ese hinchazón y sobretodo ya no tendré que ir a que me drenen más…

Es un buen aditamento para quienes entrenamos BJJ. Es cómodo y fácil de ajustar. Y, lo más importante, mantiene las orejas protegidas todo el tiempo. La única desventaja es que quita un poco la capacidad auditiva y, como cualquier accesorio en la cabeza, puede en ocasiones estorbar.

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