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The heart of any successful club is fan engagement, keeping "bums on seats" and creating an electrifying atmosphere. Fans love the thrill of hard tackles and high-impact action, and players want to bring their best to the field.
Ensuring players can perform safely and confidently is key to sustaining this excitement. With Fempro Armour’s innovative protective gear, players are equipped to push their limits while reducing the risk of injuries.
By partnering with us, your club invests in safer, harder-hitting games that not only protect players but keep fans coming back for more.


Unlike existing products, which at best, only slow down impact energy, while still allowing the majority of it to transfer into the player's body, our technology goes further. Our body armour not only slows the energy but also disperses it across the entire plate, significantly reducing the impact point. Additionally, it absorbs and redirects the force away from the body - much like how airbags in cars, cushion and deflect energy to enhance protection
Energy Delay: the air molecules lock together, making the armour initially hard to slow the energy force down.
Dissipation of Impact Energy: It’s a process of distributing the force of an impact across a larger surface area, rather than concentrating it at a single point.
Energy Absorbing: Any energy left in the armour will be absorbent and pushed away from the body







Moldable to every body shape
360-degree protection
Guard to chest/breast, shoulder, sternum, ribs, side rib and back
Lightweight, shock-absorbing foam to reduce impact forces
Malleable structure that binds tighter under force
Anatomically contoured design to better fit the female form
Breathable, flexible materials suitable for both training and match-play
Designed to meet competition compliance standard European impact (CE) tested


Protectors are perforated for maximum breathability and cooling ventilation
Quick and easy-to-use Velcro systems that fit a broad range of rider body sizes.
GPS pocket
Reducing the need for GPS singlet
Sternum guard
Sports bra



The future of elite sport isn’t just about strength — it’s about smarter protection.

Fempro Armour’s integrated sensor technology allows coaches and support teams to monitor the real-time force, location and velocity of impact events during gameplay or training.
Whether you’re managing an AFLW squad, an NRL team, or a grassroots rugby club — these are the insights you’ve been waiting for:
Real-Time Impact Tracking: Know how hard, where, and how fast a hit was delivered.
Live Data for Sideline Strategy: Assess risk of injury instantly and make informed substitution or care decisions.
Post-Game Analytics: Review hit patterns, tackle techniques, and impact loads to enhance player conditioning, recovery, and tackle safety.
Coach Smarter: Reduce high-risk tackles and tailor athlete training around actual data, not guesswork.
Increase Buy-In: Players will feel more confident in their gear knowing it’s collecting data that protects their performance and future.
Technology Highlights
Embedded sensors within our shock-absorbing smart armour
Captures magnitude, speed, and direction of impact
Transmits live data for in-game analysis or post-match breakdown
Enables fan engagement tools like heatmaps and real-time impact callouts
Designed to work across training and competition environments
Let your team play harder — with the data to back it up

https://www.world.rugby/the-game/facilities-equipment/equipment/female-advice

Women’s sport and more specifically contact sports (rugby union, rugby league and Australian Rules Football), Breast Research Australia (BRA) have found that 60% of women participating in contact sports reported sustaining a breast injury, with 33% of these indicating it adversely affected their performance.
50% of those who wear breast padding perceived their chosen padding as being ineffective.
Alarmingly, 49% of those who had experienced a breast injury did NOT report their injury or seek any kind of treatment.
Common Upper Body Injuries:
Concussions
Breast tissue damage
Rib fractures
Collarbone & shoulder fracture
Acromioclavicular (AC) joint
Inflammation of the sternum
Sternum fracture
Injury to the aorta
Bruising of the lung
Collapsed lung


