Officials who want to adjust how much coverage they wear
Anyone replacing borrowed player shin pads
Officials' shin guards with moulded PE foams, an injected PE kneecap and removable calf and thigh protection
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These are Bauer's officials' shin guards, built for referees and linespersons rather than players. An official needs shin protection that fits under an officiating pant and does not fight the pant leg, and that is what these are shaped for.
Protection comes from moulded PE foams, with injected PE over the kneecap, which is the spot that takes the hardest contact when you go down. The calf protection and the thigh protection both come off. That is the feature officials actually use: run the guard with everything on for a rough league, or take a piece off when you want less bulk and more freedom in the stride. The 37.5 technology liner handles moisture, so the pad does not get heavy as the night goes on.
Shin guards are sized by length, measured from the middle of your kneecap with the leg bent at 90 degrees down to the top of the skate boot. Decide first whether the pad will sit over your skate tongue or behind it, because that changes the length you want. Suits working officials at any level who would rather have a pad sized and set up for them than borrow something off the player wall.
Protection: Moulded PE foams
Kneecap: Injected PE
Calf protection: Removable
Thigh protection: Removable
Liner: 37.5 technology
Shin guards are sized by length in inches. Bend your leg to 90 degrees and measure from the middle of your kneecap down to the top of your skate boot, then round up to the next whole size.
Decide how you want to wear them first. Over the skate tongue lets you take a slightly longer pad without losing mobility, and it is the better choice if you want a little growth room. Behind the tongue takes the shorter measurement. Once strapped, the pad should be snug enough that it cannot twist or slide, with your knee sitting in the middle of the kneecap.
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Antonio P. (Vancouver, CA)
Comfortable and lightweight but I find the band around the knee binds at the top when putting it on and needs to be coerced into place
Protection: Moulded PE foams
Kneecap: Injected PE
Calf protection: Removable
Thigh protection: Removable
Liner: 37.5 technology
Shin guards are sized by length in inches. Bend your leg to 90 degrees and measure from the middle of your kneecap down to the top of your skate boot, then round up to the next whole size.
Decide how you want to wear them first. Over the skate tongue lets you take a slightly longer pad without losing mobility, and it is the better choice if you want a little growth room. Behind the tongue takes the shorter measurement. Once strapped, the pad should be snug enough that it cannot twist or slide, with your knee sitting in the middle of the kneecap.
