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body protector

a piece of padding worn to absorb impacts and shield the body during sports like horseback riding

Ex: The body protector helped to minimize the impact of the fall during the motocross race. 
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shoulder pad

a hard protective material worn under the jersey on the shoulder of players in sports such as ice hockey or football

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arm pad
arm pad
[noun]

a protective piece of equipment worn on the forearm or elbow to cushion impacts and prevent injuries during sports or activities such as football, lacrosse, or volleyball

Ex: The football player wore arm pads to protect his forearms during tackles. 
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batting pad

a protective piece of equipment worn on the legs by batters to absorb the impact of the baseball

Ex: Modern batting pads are made from lightweight materials for improved mobility. 
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hip pad
hip pad
[noun]

a protective gear worn over the hips to cushion impacts and reduce the risk of injury during contact sports or activities such as football, hockey, or rugby

Ex: The football player wore hip pads under his uniform to protect against tackles. 
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thigh pad
thigh pad
[noun]

a protective gear worn over the thigh in sports like cricket or American football to absorb impact and prevent injury

Ex: The cricket batsman wore a thigh pad to protect against fast bowlers. 
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knee pad
knee pad
[noun]

a protective equipment worn over the knee to cushion impacts and prevent injuries during sports like volleyball, basketball, or skateboarding

Ex: The volleyball player wore knee pads to protect against dives and falls on the court. 
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ankle brace

a supportive device worn around the ankle to provide stability, reduce movement, and prevent injuries during physical activities, especially sports like basketball, soccer, or running

Ex: Every runner wears ankle braces to prevent twisting and sprains during long-distance races. 
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shin guard

a protective piece of equipment worn over the shin and lower leg to prevent injuries during sports such as soccer, field hockey, or rugby

Ex: The soccer player wore shin guards to protect against kicks and collisions during the match. 
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throat guard

a protective pad worn around the neck to shield the throat from impacts, commonly used in sports like hockey and baseball

Ex: The catcher strapped on his throat guard before heading out to the field. 
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leg guard
leg guard
[noun]

the protective pads worn on the legs to shield them from blows, commonly used in sports like baseball and cricket

Ex: She wiped the sweat off her leg guards after an intense training session. 
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rib protector

a padded vest worn by athletes in sports with high risk of blows to the ribs, like motocross or horseback riding

Ex: The motocross rider adjusted his rib protector before tackling the challenging jump. 
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instep protector

a padded guard worn on the top of the foot for shin guards in sports like soccer and lacrosse, to shield the instep from impact

Ex: I forgot my instep protectors for soccer practice today! 
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polo leg wrap

a protective bandage used on a horse's legs in polo and other fast-paced equestrian sports

Ex: Different materials are used for polo leg wraps, each offering varying degrees of support. 
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bracer
bracer
[noun]

a protective or supportive device worn on the arm or wrist, often used in archery or fencing

Ex: The archer wore a leather bracer on his forearm to protect against the bowstring. 
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boxing glove

a padded glove worn by boxers to protect their hands and opponents during boxing matches

Ex: The fighter laced up his boxing gloves before stepping into the ring for the championship match. 
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fencing glove

a thick, padded glove worn by fencers to protect their hand while wielding a sword

Ex: The fencer adjusted the straps on their fencing glove for a secure fit. 
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baseball glove

a leather glove worn by baseball players to catch and field the baseball

Ex: Every baseball player uses a well-fitted baseball glove to enhance their fielding performance. 
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batting glove

a piece of equipment worn by baseball and softball players on their hands while batting

Ex: Every hitter in the lineup has a preferred brand and style of batting gloves. 
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wicket-keeper's glove

the thickly padded gloves with webbing between the thumb and index finger, used in cricket to catch the ball bowled by the bowler

Ex: The wicket-keeper's gloves were worn and needed replacing before the next match. 
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racing glove

the protective gloves designed for grip and fire resistance, used in motorsports like car racing and motorcycle racing

Ex: Fire-resistant materials in racing gloves offer crucial protection in case of an accident. 
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hand wrap
hand wrap
[noun]

a long piece of fabric used in combat sports like boxing and Muay Thai to protect the hands and wrists during training and competition

Ex: Make sure to wrap your hands securely with hand wraps before putting on your boxing gloves. 
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athletic tape

a sticky strap used to support muscles and joints during physical activity, commonly seen in sports like basketball and soccer

Ex: The trainer applied athletic tape to the runner's ankle for extra stability. 
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sweatband
sweatband
[noun]

a band of cloth that is worn around the wrist or head to keep the sweat out of the hand or eyes

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helmet
helmet
[noun]

a hard hat worn by soldiers, bikers, etc. for protection

Ex: The construction worker wore a bright yellow safety helmet before entering the site. 
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batting helmet

a protective headgear worn by baseball and softball players while batting to prevent head injuries from pitches and accidental strikes by the ball or bat

Ex: During the game, the catcher reminded the umpire to check the batting helmets for safety. 
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ski mask
ski mask
[noun]

a covering for the face and head worn to protect against cold weather or to conceal one's identity

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fencing mask

a protective headgear worn by fencers to cover the face, including the eyes, nose, and mouth, during fencing bouts

Ex: The fencer adjusted her fencing mask before starting the match. 
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goggles
goggles
[noun]

a type of eyewear that are designed to protect the eyes from harm

Ex: He wore goggles while swimming to protect his eyes from chlorine. 
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mouthguard

a protective device worn in the mouth to cushion teeth and gums during sports like boxing or football

Ex: Wearing a mouthguard is essential for preventing serious dental injuries in contact sports. 
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chin strap

a padded strap that secures a helmet to your chin, used in sports like American football and baseball

Ex: The chin strap felt loose, so I tightened it before stepping onto the football field. 
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earplug
earplug
[noun]

a small device inserted into the ear canal to protect against noise, water, or other external elements

Ex: The shooter wore earplugs to block out loud noises during the competition. 
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parachute harness

a system of straps that securely connects a skydiver or BASE jumper to their parachute during descent

Ex: The instructor carefully adjusted the straps on my parachute harness. 
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plastron
plastron
[noun]

a protective garment worn underneath the fencing jacket to cover the torso and protect against potential thrusts and touches during fencing bouts

Ex: The fencer wore a plastron underneath his jacket for added protection during the competition. 
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rescue throw bag

a weighted bag with a long rope used to toss to someone in the water during water activities

Ex: Keep the rescue throw bag within easy reach in case of emergencies. 
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compression shorts

the tight-fitting, supportive garments worn by athletes during activities like running or cycling

Ex: The compression shorts helped reduce muscle fatigue during her long run. 
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bilge pump

a device used to remove water that has accumulated in the bilge of a boat, helping to prevent flooding and maintain buoyancy

Ex: The sailor activated the bilge pump to clear the water from the bottom of the boat. 
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leg rope
leg rope
[noun]

a leash for a surfboard that attaches to your ankle

Ex: Leg rope keeps your board close if you fall off. 
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ankle band

a piece of sports equipment worn around the ankle for support or protection purposes, commonly used in soccer and basketball

Ex: The soccer players wore ankle bands with their team colors during the match. 
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life jacket

a special type of vest worn to help keep a person afloat in water, especially in case of an emergency

Ex: The children put on their life jackets before boarding the kayak. 
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athletic supporter

an undergarment designed to provide support and protection to the male genitalia during athletic activity

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personal flotation device

a piece of sports equipment designed to keep a person afloat in water, commonly used in activities like boating and kayaking

Ex: Make sure you wear your PFD before getting into the canoe. 
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