Kendo Face Mask, Set of 2, For Pollen Allergies and Cough Etiquette During Cold Recovery, Allows Nasal Breathing

When practicing kendo during hay fever or while recovering from a cold, wearing only a shield can cause discomfort to your training partner due to sneezing and coughing. This mask can be attached to your men (helmet), and its three-dimensional structure makes breathing and speaking easier.

It's also possible to wear it covering only your mouth, leaving your nose exposed. This allows you to sneeze or cough into the mask while still being able to breathe through your nose.

Why not use this mask to practice with peace of mind, ensuring the safety and comfort of your training partners and the group until your hay fever or cold has completely recovered?

To attach the mask, sandwich both sides of the mask between the inner rim of the men, shape it three-dimensionally, and then put on the men.
This mask can be used while attached to the men and is easy to use.

Both masks have been used 2-3 times and have been washed after use.