Entry-level ball hockey shin guards with a hard plastic face over foam and semi-wrap velcro straps
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Ball hockey shin guards for the recreational player getting kitted out without spending much. They cover the shin and the knee the way any shin guard does, and they do it with a simple build: a hard plastic face sitting on top of a protective layer of foam.
The plastic face takes the hit from a ball or a stick and spreads the load out. The foam behind it absorbs what is left. The shape is anatomic, so the guard follows the bend of the leg instead of sitting flat against it, which is what stops a guard from rotating around the shin as you run. Semi-wrap velcro straps hold it on, and because they are velcro you can set the tension where you want it and change it as what you wear underneath changes.
Shin guards are measured from the middle of the kneecap down to the top of the shoe, in inches. These are offered in 11, 13, 14 and 15 inch lengths, in black and in charcoal. Between two sizes, the longer guard is usually the better call for ball hockey, since you are not trying to tuck it into a skate tongue.
They suit new ball hockey players and anyone replacing a worn-out pair without going up to a premium guard.
Face: Hard plastic
Padding: Protective foam layer
Shape: Anatomic design
Straps: Semi-wrap around velcro
Colours: Black, Charcoal
Lengths: 11, 13, 14 and 15 inches
Measure from the middle of the kneecap to the top of your shoe and match that to the length, in inches. Lengths offered are 11, 13, 14 and 15 inches. If you land between two, take the longer guard: in ball hockey there is no skate tongue to clear, so the extra length just means better coverage.
Measure from the middle of the kneecap to the top of your shoe and match that to the length, in inches. Lengths offered are 11, 13, 14 and 15 inches. If you land between two, take the longer guard: in ball hockey there is no skate tongue to clear, so the extra length just means better coverage.
