Groin Protection for Sanda

This is a groin cup for men competing in Sanda. Sanda is a fighting discipline of wushu, the Chinese martial arts.

It's a polycarbonate-shell cup on an adjustable waistband, which its maker says protects the male genital area. RDX doesn't list sizes on its product page, so check the fit before you buy.

A groin guard is compulsory in Light Sanda, BCCMA's light-contact form of Sanda, and you always bring your own groin cup (BCCMA Light Sanda rules 2024, Rules 11 and 11.1). Under IWUF's Sanda rules, competitors also provide their own groin cups, which must be worn under the trunks (IWUF Sanda rules 2024, Article 7.3).

For women, Light Sanda allows a chest protector under the top (Rule 11). We don't yet list a women's chest guard to wear under the top, or a women's groin guard, for Sanda. Ask the organiser what they accept.