headgear

Because of headgear people also care less about hooks[1] because hey, my headgear protects there.

> Do you always spar with headgear, mostly with headgear, or never with headgear?

While you're here, I have a couple random questions: Do you always spar with headgear, mostly with headgear, or never with headgear?

For example, if you required that all employees wear no headgear, you'd be discriminating against Sikhs and Muslims.

The Oculus is a very personal device, you'll have to adjust the lenses and the headgear to suit your eyes, and then it might be off for someone else.

Exactly, just as if IOL bought out the Oasis headgear rights well before the Oasis really launched.

For example, in Amateur boxing you virtually always wear headgear, in pro boxing virtually never.

But, given all they are trying to cram into the headgear, it sounds very heavy.

They have absolute market dominance in VR headgear, like MS has in component technology.

It was clear years ago that it was possible to make better VR headgear.

Hats, and indeed Masks(where you see only the headgear and not the identity behind it), would be a great addition to Google+.

> Do you always spar with headgear Sparring gloves (bigger, heavier, softer) or not is the question, really, not headgear and groin protector.

And of course the ever-present dream of "smart" contact lenses that can adjust how incoming light is magnified on an adaptive basis or offer AR functionality without any headgear at all.

I used to box for a few years and competed so may I can add a reply: -Headgear is good to avoid cuts and bruises but it's cumbersome.