The Brine(r) Radius G2 soccer shin guards boast a solid contoured shell for impact dispersion and a soft mesh backing and air-flow holes for added breathability. A detachable ankle with hard ankle cap gives you added coverage. See more details
The Champion Sports ultralight shin guard combines comfort and protection with a foam padded instep and ankle protector and 4, removable plastic inserts at the shin. See more details
Ultralight shin and ankle pad… Foam pad with 4 removable plastic inserts… Foam padded instep and ankle protector… Elastic calf strap with Velcro® closure and stirrup bottom. See more details
All Star Soccer Shin Guard SG 22 Adult Rugged Lightweight Plastic Shell with Foam Backing Elastic Straps with Velcro Closures See more details
When buying youth soccer shin guards, make sure they fit comfortably and are the right size. Select youth soccer shin guards with tips from a former All-American soccer player and current coach in this free video on youth soccer. more »
Soccer shin guards are made to protect the front of the lower leg from errant kicks. They are regulation wear in all levels of the sport. more »
There are different types of soccer shin guards that can be put on in a number of different ways, including those that are applied with a strap and those that are tucked into the socks. Find out how to reinforce soccer shin guards with help from a professional soccer coach in this free video on soccer shin guards. more »
For most youth soccer players, it's recommended to use ankle-slip shin guards. Buy youth soccer shin guards with tips from a soccer coach in this free video on soccer. more »
Many different materials are used to make soccer shin guards. They are used by players of all ages. Shin guards are strapped on to the shin and covered with long socks. This helps to reduce the chance of injury to shins when playing soccer. more »
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Shin guards are a necessity for any person who plans to play soccer. Since soccer can be played in either good or bad weather, your shin guards can get filled with dirt or mud after any game or practice. It's important to use a little extra care when washing your soccer shin guards as you want to make sure that they will continue to protect you in the future. more »
Soccer shin guards are one of the few protective pieces of equipment required to be worn by every player on the field. In the heat of a match, this small piece of equipment provides vital protection to a player against kicks and jabs. If they are worn improperly however, shin guards can be a nuisance and even affect a player's ball handling skills. Proper use of shin guards is essential to maximize your playing potential. more »
There are different types of shin guards, and in general, a shin guard needs to be 3 inches from the ankle. Learn about shin guard requirements with help from a soccer coach in this free video on the sport of soccer. more »
To wear shin guards properly, you'll need to consider what size and shape fits your shins best. Discover how to properly wear shin guards with help from a professional soccer player in this free video on soccer equipment. more »
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