Sports gear wasn't designed for her — and her body is paying for it
- jayden607
- May 11
- 2 min read
For decades, female athletes have been handed men's gear and told to make it work.
GPS vests built for male bodies. Sports bras that don't support contact sport. Performance gear designed for athletes who don't exist.
The cost isn't just performance.
It's her health.
What men's gear actually does to female athletes
Most female athletes don't realise the gear they wear every day is hurting them. Not in a 'this is uncomfortable' way — in a real, measurable way.
Chafing and skin damage — friction over and over until skin breaks
Inadequate breast support — long-term tissue damage in contact sport
Heat and distraction — two garments fighting each other in 30°C training
Higher injury risk — wrong fit, poor posture, muscle compensation
Less accurate data — GPS units shift on impact, giving garbage readings
This isn't drama. It's biomechanics.
Female athletes have known this for years. But there was no alternative.
Female athletes were handed men's gear. We changed that — for her body, for her health, for her game.
Built for her body. Built for her health. Built for her game.
Style Trackher is the first performance sports bra designed for female athletes — not adapted from men's gear.
Built around female anatomy. Built for the demands of contact sport. Built to protect her health while she performs at the highest level.
High-impact support for AFLW, NRLW, netball, rugby, and football
Built-in GPS pocket for performance tracking
No friction. No layering. No second-guessing.
One garment. No compromise.
Designed by Chelsea Blissett
Chelsea Blissett is a professional footballer with Melbourne Victory.
She built Style Trackher because every female athlete deserves gear that matches her game — and protects her body while she plays it.
This isn't an upgrade. It's a correction.
For female athletes. By female athletes.
Female athletes have been treated as an afterthought in performance gear for too long.
Style Trackher exists to put her first.
Her body. Her health. Her performance. Her game.
Track every move. Miss nothing.

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