Here is a list of all the BEST WTF Recognized products used in all major competitions sanctioned by the WTF. These products are only shown in terms of quality and public opinion. All the equipment you see on this page is what you MUST wear to be able to compete in Takwondo competition. (Excluding Suit/Dobok and Belt/Tee)

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AFTER UNDERGOING EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AND TESTING WE AT TAEKWONDO PLAYERS BELIEVE THAT DAE DO WTF RECOGNISED SPORTS EQUIPMENT IS THE BEST ON TODAYS MARKET. IT IS A COMMON FAVOURITE AMONG SOME OF THE WORLDS BEST TAEKWONDO PLAYERS AND IS THE OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE 2004 EUROPEAN TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIPS. (Click on the image to go to the Daedo website.)

This unique, light weight and comfortable body protector has been on the market now for around 2 years. It is ergonomically and anthropometrically designed to fit  the most demanding Taekwondo athletes and is easy to use for both training and competition. The three loop tying system at the back allows the protector to be tied tight or loosly to the body, however a player requires. The protector is a unisex design suitable for both male and female practioners.

AVAILABLE AS EITHER SINGLE OR REVERSIBLE IN BLUE/ RED

SIZES:

1-XS
2-S
3-M
4-L
5-XL

USED IN MAJOR COMPETITIONS:

2002 World Taekwondo Cup, Tokyo, Japan.
2002 Junior World Taekwondo Championships, Heraklion, Crete.
2003 Junior European Taekwondo Championships, Athens, Greece.
2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

These classically designed, light weight and comfortable head protectors have been a Daedo favourite for many years. They are ergonomically and anthropometrically designed to fit  the most demanding Taekwondo athletes and are easy to use for both training and competition. The helmets have been given a number of new features such as a non-slip coating to stop the head guard from moving around the head when kicked. This helps to reduce the problem of small 'head flicks' where the opposing player just touches the head guard and moves it which can be counted as 2 point head shots by the judges. The head guards are a unisex design suitable for both male and female practioners.

AVAILABLE IN EITHER BLUE OR RED.

SIZES:

S
M
L

USED IN MAJOR COMPETITIONS:

2002 World Taekwondo Cup, Tokyo, Japan.
2002 Junior World Taekwondo Championships, Heraklion, Crete.
2003 Junior European Taekwondo Championships, Athens, Greece.
2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

These light weight and comfortable arm and leg protectors are unique for Taekwondo competiton. However despite this they still provide a lot of protection for the arms and legs. They are ergonomically and anthropometrically designed to fit  the most demanding Taekwondo athletes and are easy to use for both training and competition. The arm and leg guards fit closly enough to the limb to move with a players arm and legs but are not too tight to cause any discomfort.

AVAILABLE IN SIZES:

S 
M
L

USED IN MAJOR COMPETITIONS:

2002 World Taekwondo Cup, Tokyo, Japan.
2002 Junior World Taekwondo Championships, Heraklion, Crete.
2003 Junior European Taekwondo Championships, Athens, Greece.
2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

This unique, light weight and comfortable groin protector is ideal for all Taekwondo practitioners. It is ergonomically and anthropometrically designed to fit  the most demanding Taekwondo athletes and is easy to use for both training and competition. Available in both the male and the female versions.

SIZES:

XS
S
M
L
XL

USED IN MAJOR COMPETITIONS:

2002 World Taekwondo Cup, Tokyo, Japan.
2002 Junior World Taekwondo Championships, Heraklion, Crete.
2003 Junior European Taekwondo Championships, Athens, Greece.
2003 World Taekwondo Championships, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.