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Who made it? Leon Paul
Who's using it at the Olympics? Becca Ward (U.S.)
When can I get it? Now
How much will it cost? $494
Though a few other companies have designed fencing masks with transparent visors, Leon Paul's was the first to be approved by the international fencing governing body, the Fédération Internationale d'Escrime (FIE). The scratch-resistant, polycarbonate plastic visor is coated with an antifog compound that was originally developed for jet pilots. The helmet was designed using patented contour-fit technology to fit tighter and feel lighter.