Integrated Protection. Freedom of Movement. Performance-Oriented Design.
ChisuProGuard is a protective sportswear system developed by ChisuSport for high-speed and high-intensity sports.
The system combines cut-resistant textile materials with sport-specific garment construction to create a balance between protection, mobility, comfort, and performance.
Its design philosophy is built around three core principles:
Cut Protection · Aerodynamic Design · Body Support
The ChisuProGuard product range is designed for applications including:
- Short Track Speed Skating
- Ice Hockey
- Alpine Skiing
- Kart Racing
Rather than treating protection as a separate layer, the system integrates protective functions directly into the garment structure, allowing protection to work together with the athlete’s natural movement.
01 — Short Track Speed Skating Suit
Protection for a High-Speed Environment
Short track speed skating involves high speeds, close competition, rapid acceleration, tight cornering, and frequent changes in body position. Athletes often maintain a low skating posture while performing highly dynamic movements.
The ChisuProGuard short track suit is designed around three key objectives:
- Provide cut-resistant protection in selected high-risk areas
- Maintain a close-fitting and streamlined profile
- Allow athletes to move naturally through the skating position
Cut-Resistant Protection
The garment can incorporate ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) or other suitable cut-resistant textile materials, depending on the product configuration.
Protective materials can be strategically integrated into areas where additional protection may be beneficial, while flexible textile zones are used to preserve mobility.
Any cut-resistance performance should be specified according to the applicable test method, standard, and verified laboratory result for the relevant product configuration.
Aerodynamic Garment Design
The suit uses sport-specific garment construction, including:
- Three-dimensional pattern development
- Close-fitting construction
- Stretch zones
- Streamlined panel placement
- Selected surface structures
The design is intended to reduce unnecessary fabric movement and maintain a stable profile during skating.
Where aerodynamic performance is presented quantitatively, results should be based on documented comparative testing under defined conditions.
Compression and Body Support
Selected areas of the garment can incorporate graduated or zoned compression to provide a stable, supportive fit.
Depending on the product configuration, support zones may be positioned around areas such as the thighs, hips, glutes, and core, while greater flexibility is maintained around the knees, hips, and shoulders.
The objective is to create a secure fit without unnecessarily restricting the athlete’s range of motion.
02 — Hockey Neck Protection Shirt
Cut-Resistant Neck Protection for Ice Hockey
Ice hockey combines high-speed skating, close physical contact, rapid directional changes, and the presence of sharp skate blades.
For this reason, the neck area requires particular attention when designing protective base-layer apparel.
Integrated Cut-Resistant Construction
The ChisuProGuard hockey neck protection shirt can incorporate UHMWPE blends or other suitable cut-resistant fibers within a multi-layer textile construction.
Depending on the garment design, protective coverage can extend across areas such as:
- Front of the neck
- Sides of the neck
- Throat area
- Upper chest
The construction is designed to combine protective coverage with stretch and breathability.
Cut-resistance claims should be stated only according to verified product testing and the applicable standard or test method.
Ergonomic Neck Construction
The neck area is engineered for stability and comfort during active movement.
Potential construction features include:
- Stretch panels at the sides of the neck
- Structured protection at the front
- Breathable rear-neck zones
- Three-dimensional shaping
- Low-profile seams
The objective is to maintain consistent coverage while minimizing unnecessary bulk and allowing natural head movement.
Moisture and Thermal Comfort
Because hockey equipment can create a warm and humid microclimate around the body, the garment can combine:
- Moisture-wicking textile structures
- Breathable mesh zones
- Quick-drying materials
- Soft skin-contact layers
These features are intended to support comfort during prolonged training and competition.
Any specific moisture-management, drying-speed, or temperature-performance figures should be supported by relevant test data before publication.
03 — Ski Base Layer
Cut-Resistant Base Layers for Alpine Skiing
Protection Starts with the Base Layer
Alpine skiing involves dynamic movement, high speeds, changing terrain, and potential contact with ski edges or other equipment.
A functional base layer can therefore serve not only as a thermal and moisture-management layer, but also as part of a broader protective apparel system.
Zoned Cut-Resistant Protection
The ChisuProGuard ski base layer can incorporate UHMWPE or other suitable cut-resistant fibers in selected areas.
Depending on the garment configuration, additional protection may be considered for areas such as:
- Lower legs
- Inner forearms
- Outer thighs
Flexible textile construction can be retained around movement-intensive areas such as the underarms, elbows, and knees.
This zoned approach is intended to balance protective functionality with the flexibility required for skiing.
Ergonomic Ski Fit
Skiing requires repeated deep knee flexion, forward leaning, squatting, upper-body rotation, and dynamic weight transfer.
The garment therefore uses three-dimensional pattern construction and strategically positioned stretch zones to follow the skier’s posture.
The result is a close-fitting base layer designed to remain stable during dynamic movement while maintaining freedom of motion.
04 — Kart Racing Suit
Protective Apparel for Kart Racing
Designed Around the Driver
Kart racing places the driver in a compact, open cockpit where the upper body and limbs remain relatively close to the vehicle structure.
The garment therefore needs to balance protection, mobility, fit, and thermal comfort within a confined driving environment.
Cut-Resistant Protection
The ChisuProGuard kart racing suit can incorporate cut-resistant textile materials in selected areas that may be exposed to contact or abrasion.
Depending on the product configuration, protective zones may include:
- Shoulders
- Elbows
- Forearms
- Hips
- Knees
- Lower legs
Performance claims should be based on the relevant material and garment-level testing.
Streamlined Garment Design
The suit is designed around the seated driving position.
Three-dimensional patterning and carefully positioned garment panels help maintain a close fit while accommodating the driver’s typical range of movement.
A streamlined garment surface may also be considered as part of the overall apparel design.
Any claim regarding measurable aerodynamic improvement should be supported by controlled comparative testing under clearly defined conditions.
Comfort in the Cockpit
Kart racing can create significant heat and humidity inside the driver’s clothing system, particularly during intensive driving sessions.
The garment can therefore combine breathable textile structures, moisture management, quick-drying materials, and durable construction to support long-duration comfort.
The design objective is simple:
Protect where needed. Move where necessary. Stay comfortable throughout the drive.
One System. Multiple Sports.
Although short track speed skating, ice hockey, alpine skiing, and kart racing have very different movement patterns and risk environments, they share a common requirement:
Protective apparel should support the athlete rather than unnecessarily restrict movement.
The ChisuProGuard system applies a common design philosophy across different sports while allowing the garment structure, protective zones, materials, and fit to be adapted to the requirements of each discipline.
Core Design Principles
Cut-Resistant Protection
Protective textile materials can be incorporated into selected areas according to the needs of each sport and product configuration.
Aerodynamic Design
Close-fitting construction and sport-specific garment shaping are used where streamlined apparel may be beneficial.
Body Support
Zoned compression and structured garment construction can help create a stable, close-fitting interface between the garment and the athlete.
Thermal and Moisture Management
Breathable, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, and thermally functional materials can be integrated according to the intended environment.
Sport-Specific Engineering
Rather than applying one universal garment structure to every activity, the system adapts protection, flexibility, coverage, and fit to the movement characteristics of each sport.
Designed Around the Athlete
Protective sportswear is not simply about adding stronger materials.
It is about finding the right balance between protection, movement, fit, comfort, and performance.
ChisuProGuard approaches this balance through integrated textile selection, three-dimensional garment construction, zoned protection, and sport-specific design.
From the ice rink to the ski slope and from the skating track to the kart circuit, the goal remains the same:
Protection That Moves With You.
ChisuProGuard™
Protective Performance Sportswear System
ChisuProGuard™ speed skating Suit
ChisuProGuard™ Hockey Neck Shirt
ChisuProGuard™ Ski Base Layer
ChisuProGuard™ Kart aeroSuit
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