Shin Guard

Description

These are frequently used in a variety of sports, including association football, baseball, ice hockey, field hockey, lacrosse, cricket, and mountain biking trails. This is because they are either required by the sport’s rules/laws or are worn willingly by participants as protection measures.

Shin guards are probably the most critical piece of equipment for any soccer player.

CONSIDER YOUR STATUS
If you typically play one position, you’ll want to look for shin guards with certain features that will help you improve your game.
Defenders: Because they receive a lot of abuse, they should choose a larger shin guard that provides adequate protection, possibly including ankle coverage.
Midfielders: As a midfielder, you’ll require a balance of protection and flexibility that does not impede your movement.
Forwards require shin guards that allow for explosive bursts of speed and fast direction changes as they evade opponents on their route to the net. For maximum mobility, forwards should seek out the lightest, smallest shin guards possible.
Goalkeepers: Of all positions, goalkeepers require the least protection. Choose a minimally padded option that is lightweight.

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