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product_id: 70586006
title: "Grapplearts Minimum Profile Ear Guard for BJJ and Wrestling. This Headgear Protects against Cauliflower Ear. Minimum Profile Design and Soft Construction Means More Comfort and Protection in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Grappling and MMA"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Grapplearts Minimum Profile Ear Guard for BJJ and Wrestling. This Headgear Protects against Cauliflower Ear. Minimum Profile Design and Soft Construction Means More Comfort and Protection in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Grappling and MMA

**Brand:** brand: grapplearts
**Price:** AR$147992
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Grapplearts Minimum Profile Ear Guard for BJJ and Wrestling. This Headgear Protects against Cauliflower Ear. Minimum Profile Design and Soft Construction Means More Comfort and Protection in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Grappling and MMA by brand: grapplearts
- **How much does it cost?** AR$147992 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/70586006-grapplearts-minimum-profile-ear-guard-for-bjj-and-wrestling-this)

## Best For

- brand: grapplearts enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted brand: grapplearts brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

These wrestling and BJJ ear guards are custom-produced by Stephan Kesting and Grapplearts.com. This headgear is made with microbially resistant nylon and molded thermoplastic technology for extra durability. The interior is lined with a soft and cool fleecy material for extra comfort. Ear holes allow for ventilation and enhanced hearing. The chinstrap is easily adjustable and features a custom throatpad for enhanced comfort. Some of our testers and customers love this feature, others prefer to remove it (it can easily be removed from the strap should you want to). Pad or no pad: the choice is yours.

## Features

- Protects Against Cauliflower Ear During Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), Submission Grappling and MMA Training
- Made from Microbialy Resistant Nylon and Tough Thermomolded Plastic
- Easy Velcro Adjustment To Fit Every Grappler, From Small to Large Heads
- Comes With A Removable Chin Pad to Allow Customisation for Maximum Comfort
- Soft and Cool Fleecy Lining for Comfort, and Ear Holes for Ventilation and Enhanced Hearing

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## Customer Reviews

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    Highly Recommended For Those That Want to Keep Their Ears In Pristine Condition
  

*by P***P on Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016*

Unfortunately, if you are like many martial artists and grapplers, you may have been born with sensitive ears that are prone to progress towards cauliflower ear.  And unlike many aspiring grapplers and jiu-jitsu junkies who believe that cauliflower ear is not only desired but a "badge of honor," you may either have a professional job or a spouse who say's, "the only cauliflower that you need is on your dinner plate and not on your ears."So for those of you who want to protect those precious ears but want to "keep rolling" these ear guards are the way to make that happen.I started to get my first bouts of cauliflower ear within just 2 months of consistent rolling at jiu-jitsu classes.  My ears not only hurt significantly (including just laying on a soft pillow at night) but they started to gather the dreaded fluid which required repeated draining.  Draining the fluid is certainly a way to avoid long term damage but also requires clipping or applying pressure to prevent the reaccumulation of fluid on the cartilage.  This requires additional missed practices and classes and lost training time.So if you are either prone to cauliflower ear or want to prevent it right from the start, ear guards or "headgear" is the viable answer.I have purchased multiple sets of headgear and would recommend either two brands; Matman Ultra Soft Wrestling Headgear or the Grapplearts Ear Guard for BJJ and Wrestling.Hard/plastic headgear traditionally used for wrestling will not be enjoyed by your training mates.  Soft headgear is much better for their safety and comfort as they will be impacted when attempting their own submissions like arm triangles or traditional triangles.  Thus, the Matman Ultra Soft or the Grapplearts will be your preferred choice in this regard.Both items/brands have excellent adjustability and remarkable "staying power" when used in live rolling (they don't slide around on your head if secured appropriately at the start). I often alternate using these to allow one to "air dry out" after sweat accumulation.I prefer the Grapplearts Ear Guard over the Matman Ultra Soft because of the difference in the chin strap.  I found the chin strap/chin pad to be more desirable on the GrappleArts brand as it allows me to secure the headgear better and I find it to be far more comfortable (the larger surface area actually prevents the velcro strap from digging in under your chin in many positions).  The Grapplearts is more expensive than the Matman and the main difference for me is the chin strap, but all things being equal, I'd rather spend the money for the Grapplearts model because of the comfort.The first downside to using headgear is that you will tend to feel "hotter" during rolls as the headgear is trapping some heat on and around your head.  The second downside is reduced hearing during classes or rolling.  Although both models have hearing holes, my hearing is certainly impacted.  So it is best to remind your training partners that wearing headgear does impact your hearing and thus you are not being rude or unsportsmanlike by ignoring occasional "verbal taps", you simply did not hear your partner verbally tap during the roll (after all, who wants to tap more loudly during class???).  Reduced hearing also means during the instructional part of lessons or classes you need to either get closer to the instructor or listen more carefully (rather than constantly trying to take your headgear on or off repeatedly during class).  I find that once I put it on and secure it properly, I prefer to just leave it for the remainder of class.After the first week or two of using headgear, I found myself being more secure and comfortable with it rather than without it.  It is no different than using a mouthguard or a cup.  Once you get used to it for that first week or two, you would feel vulnerable and uncomfortable without it when rolling.  It's no different with headgear.  Once I got used to it, I don't like rolling without it.  So for me, it's mouthguard, cup and headgear and I don't want to roll without any of those three now that I am used to using them.Your biggest obstacle to using headgear is the simple reality that you will be in the minority of the training group since most participants won't choose to wear headgear (even if the reason is social pressure).  There are often 40+ students rolling in classes and usually only 1 or 2 with headgear.  But if you don't want to constantly drain your ears or you just want to protect those ears and keep them in pristine condition, I highly recommend using this item.  For me, it comes down to a choice - either roll with headgear or give up jiu-jitsu because cauliflower ear isn't an attractive option at this stage of my life and career (and marriage).  This headgear was obviously designed by grapplers for grapplers.  It is a high quality and very well made product.

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    Worth $1M!!!
  

*by K***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2017*

Best investment in my BJJ journey...no joke. This head gear is phenomenal for both me as the person wearing as well as the person who I'm rolling with.  I had some bad cauliflower ear in both ears, so I needed to not look like a pro MMA fighter...and I'm as virgin white as they come and I even get submitted by the grappling dummy.  So me and rough ears would not work out for my modeling career.Seriously, though I started wearing this one, and like 5 guys came up to me and said 'hey my ears are getting bashed does that help?'  And of course I said Yes...and within the past 3 weeks there are about 3-4 people a class who have this same headgear.  I would have this in your bag all the time--I wear it every class now.Side note on the plastic loops: they do twist/turn to the side/dont stay straight while rolling. I put a little electrical tape on the 2 insides of the plastic loop and it now stays straight. Push any piece of equipment hard enough and stuff will twist and turn.

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    Needing to reinforce chin strap; updated
  

*by N***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2020*

It arrived on my way to class, and when I took it out of the bag I looked right away at the chin strap as that was a common part of the critical reviews. It was not attached very well and the threads were already coming off. I'm going to sew it on some more, or I may reinforce it with another small piece of fabric. If Stephan wants to resend one, I'll return this. I am looking forward to it and am enjoying the content on Stephan's site.Update two days later: I emailed them and they are taking care of it. Changing to five star because of the prompt service!

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*Last updated: 2026-03-08*