My school has recently got us new pro-fit rugby jerseys. They’re really nice, white with red trim and our logo. The only thing is it gets dirty real easily and has a couple of grass stains and a red gatorade stain. Any suggestions on how to get it clean, without bleaching the red part of the jersey in the wash?
Best thing is to get specialist stuff to spray onto the shirts as soon as you can. Vanish is good & easily available from shops. Wash at 60 degrees with a good quality powder.
The red should be colourfast which means it won’t run at higher temperatures. If in doubt go to a dry cleaners, maybe you could approach all the other parents and see what they do.
If you are all having the same problem the dry cleaners might do a big discount. Just a thought
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Where can I buy good rugby or soccer cleats for not too expensive?
I wanna play rugby and so far the cheapest rugby cleats I’ve found are $50. and I can’t really spend that cause I spent alot on other equipment yesterday. Also I said soccer cause your allowed to have soccer cleats too.
Depends on what size you wear, (especially if you’re looking for women’s boots) but I’d check out the sale section at WorldRugbyShop.com.
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I began playing rugby last year and at the end of our amazing season I tore my acl and 2 parts of my meniscus. I had the re constructive surgery done about 4 months ago, but it was all done through a scope so the recovery has been faster than expected. I’m slowly making my way back on the pitch but need a good knee brace that I can PLAY in.
I know rugby restrictions are really tight when it comes to protective equipment so if anyone has any suggestions that would be great!!
I found this brace http://www.footlocker.com/catalog/productdetail.cfm?model_nbr=68554&sku=1541180&SID=8732&inceptor=1&cm_mmc=SEO-_-Feeds-_-Froogle-_-null on most rugby websites, but I’m not sure of the rules regarding plastic or metal in the brace. Again, any help is welcome and if you know of a good brace that I would be able to PLAY in, let me know!!
Thanks! -an eager to play rugger 🙂
If you have a copy of the laws this comes under Law #4 of the game. Basically any supplemental protective/supportive gear must be: – made of elasticated and compressible material – Washable – IRB approved (look for the IRB tag)
Support gear cannot be: – Contaminated with blood – Sharp or abrasive – Contain; buckles, clips, rings, hinges, zippers, screws, bolts, rigid material or projections, not otherwise permitted under the law I’d say that unless that brace has an IRB label in it, under the laws of the game, it is illegal (due to the fact that it is a rigid brace containing steel). Refs will check any knee braces that are not made solely of thin flexible material. However w/ an ACL injury of that extent those types of support may not help to the degree that you need.
Your best bet would be to have a ref actually look at the brace, or get an IRB verdict on it. Outside of actually knowing what it feels like and how stiff it is, that the best advice I’ve got. Hope you find something that helps and get back on the pitch soon!
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