ASIC Gel Wrestling Ear Guard with Neoprene
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The CPSC and ASICS Tiger Corp. are recalling ASIC Gel Wrestling Ear Guards with Neoprene because the plastic protective shell can break when hit against a hard surface, potentially causing impact injuries to the wrestler's head. The recalled guards feature two plastic ear pieces covered with neoprene nylon, an ASICS red logo on the strap label, and a "MADE IN CHINA" gold label inside. They come in white, red, purple, black, navy blue, royal blue, green, or gold, and can be identified by date codes beginning with "98" or "99" written on the neoprene nylon underneath the outer rim of the ear piece.
Consumers who own these ear guards should stop using them immediately and return them to the store where they were purchased or to ASICS for a free replacement.
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The plastic protective shell of these guards can break when it is hit against a hard surface, resulting in impact injuries to the wrestler's head.
Consumers should stop using these ear guards immediately, and return them to the store where purchased or to the firm for a free replacement.
The recall involves ASIC Gel Wrestling Ear Guard with Neoprene. The guard includes two plastic ear pieces covered with neoprene nylon. The ASICS red logo is on a label on the guard's strap. A gold label inside the guard reads, "MADE IN CHINA." A date code can be found written on the neoprene nylon underneath the outer rim of the ear piece. The recalled guards have date codes beginning with "98" or "99." The guards are white, red, purple, black, navy blue, royal blue, green or gold.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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