Rechargeable electronic referee beeper flags
SignalBip rechargeable electronic beeper flags is the ideal equipment for referees. They are designed to help them effectively report key exits and offside. Rechargeable flags: No need to replace...
Referee soccer flags (rotating, high-quality)
These regular referee flags offer you a classical alternative to our electronic flags, a high-quality, easy-to-use and confortable product. Handle is long and wide for a good hold. The orange and...
Simple referee flags
These regular referee flags offer you a classical alternative to our electronic flags. Handle is long and wide for a good hold. The orange and yellow checkerboard design improves the visibility of...
Hard shell bag for SignalBip flags kit - for...
Transport hard shell bag for SignalBip flags kit. Compatible with SignalBip KSB1X and SBFK8 electronics flags kits. Fits in a cabin suitcase. Dimensions of the bag: L 49 x l 13 x H 9 cm.
Armband for receiver
Armband for the receiver of the main referee of the beeper flags. Compatible with the old SignalBip electronic flag kit, ref. KSB/1X or KSB/1Y, and new SBFK8
Hard shell bag for SignalBip flags kit - for...
Transport hard shell bag for SignalBip flags kit. Compatible with SignalBip KSB1X and SBFK8 electronics flags kits. Fits in a cabin suitcase. Dimensions of the bag: L 49 x l 13 x H 11 cm.
Why an electronic referee flag?
In recent years, refereeing has undergone significant changes. Indeed, the rise of violence in stadiums and sporting events in general, the growing media coverage of football and rugby and technological progress in the field have had a strong impact on the sports sector. The referee may then, rightly or wrongly, be pointed out as "responsible" for a sanction when his role is to ensure that the rules of the game are respected and not to penalise players, clubs, rugby or football without reason.
The pressure is increasing and the main referee must ensure that irregularities in the game are identified in time. The communication between the main referee and the assistant referees must be perfect and instantaneous. With a 68-metre wide and 105-metre long ground, the noise of the fans and the speed of action on the pitch, this is not always easy and the development of audio and television equipment has made each refereeing decision even more difficult.
