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Traditional football pants have pockets in them in which to insert pads, and seven-pad pants have places for butt pads, hip pads, knee pads and thigh pads. Discover the importance of pads in football pants with help from a head football coach in this free video on seven-pad football pants. more »
The pads in football pants are comprised of the hip, knee, thigh and butt pads. These are made of high density foams and protected by a tough and flexible plastic coating. The pads fit into the pants or girdle of the football uniform. There are pockets sewn into the inside of the pants to hold the pads in place. more »
There's no question about it: football players are tough on their uniforms. And although mud and grass stains can be proof of a game well played, you don't want them to stay on your football pants forever. Football uniforms, especially white ones, can be difficult to clean. Luckily, there are several tips you can follow to help keep your football pants looking great all season long. more »
Seven-pad football pants include knee, thigh, hip and rear pads to protect a player's lower body from impact. The pads consist of thick foam covered in flexible plastic. The pants have pockets sewn into them to hold each pad in the proper location. more »
If you have tried to remove grass and dirt stains from baseball or football pants lately, you are probably pretty frustrated. The polyester pants are simply unforgiving when it comes to stain removal. If you're anything like me, you've turned those pristine white pants yellow because you used the wrong stain remover, or you simply couldn't get the stains out (how embarrassing!). Thankfully, I've found the solution. more »
A football girdle is a piece of equipment that is worn underneath football pants to provide protection. The purpose of the girdle is to hold the various pads that are essential for protecting football players. The pads that the girdle holds include pads for the hips, butt, thighs, and knees. For first time football players or equipment managers, it may be difficult to put on a football girdle if you do not know where the pads go and how to put it on. more »
Does your son play football and come home with grass and mud all over his practice pants? Is he the only one on the team with the dinghies? Do you want his pants to help him shine so the coach will have no choice but to look at him? Ever scrubbed and scrubbed and soaked and soaked and that stain still will not come out? I have tried everything under the sun to keep my son's pants looking great. This method is tried and true meaning I use it every other day. It has not caused any wear and tear on his pants. They look as new as the day he brought them home. more »
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