FOR SINGLES
Although the risk of injury in squash is low, it is recommended that protective eyewear, manufactured to an appropriate National Standard, is worn properly over the eyes at all times during play. It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the quality of the product worn is satisfactory for the purpose.

Under WSF World Championship Regulations, Juniors (defined as under 19 years of age on the last scheduled day of the championship) playing in any WSF Team Championship (Senior as well as Junior) or in any WSF Junior Individual Championship must wear appropriate protective eyewear.


FOR DOUBLES
Under the Rules of International Doubles Squash and Hardball Doubles Squash, protective eyewear manufactured to an appropriate National Safety Standard must be worn properly over the eyes at all times during play. It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the quality of the product worn is satisfactory for the purpose.

APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR
Appropriate eyewear is protective eyewear that has undergone stringent testing and has been passed as suitable for squash by the National Standards Associations for Racket Sport Eye Protection of Australia, Canada, Great Britain, New Zealand or the United States.

The National Standards available for Squash are:

• Australia - AS 4066

• Canada - CSA P400

• Great Britain - BS7930.1

• New Zealand – NZS 4066

• United States - ASTM F803

The protective eyewear listed below has been verified as tested for Squash from a copy of the relevant Report issued by the National Standards Authority or Authorised Notified Laboratory and forwarded to the WSF by the manufacturers/suppliers.