... Since the age of 7 I have used Nike shin pads in varying forms and have never paid anything more than £10, and indeed, my Nike Tri Shield pads were only £7.99 from JJB Sports some years ago. I have to admit, I haven't seen these in any sports shops for about 12 months but a quick glance at ... Read review
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Advantages: comfort, price, protection, length of life Disadvantages: colour fades quickly
...of 7 I have used Nike shin pads in varying forms and have never paid anything more than £10, and indeed, my Nike Tri Shield pads were only £7.99 from JJB Sports some years ago. I have to admit, I haven't seen these in any sports shops for about 12 months but a quick glance at the net does confirm they are still available from a number of online stores.
Why are they called Tri Shield pads, well that is the easy part to explain. The pads are roughly ... ...of the pad is made from EVA foam and had three ridges evenly spaced running down the pad providing extra protection at points where serious damage can be done by a direct kick. In addition, there is adequate padding on the ankle section that sits just on the top of the boot giving good ankle support and protection.
The pads are easy to put on and take off as they are worn like a sock with velcro straps at the top to adjust the tightness. As far ...
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Advantages: Cheap and protect like a gem Disadvantages: Gets sweaty like most
I love my football and I train seriously and play on a Saturday.I am always looking for a great purchase and I think I have found one.I'm always trying to protect myself from serious or minor injures when im playing or just training.
Most injuries that I ever get is that I don't warm up properly but there is nothing you can do once it has happened.If you ever come to play with filthy players which shouldnt be in the game who leave you on the floor ... ...have worn protection from injures since my dad broke his leg from a nasty challenge.You should never have to pay excessive amounts of money for shin pads and these are an example as I only payed £9.99 for them which to me is a bargain.I havent seen them in any shops which is where I started looking but just type it in on the internet and it will come up.
They protect the right bit of your leg and cover the right distance of your shin.It is made ...
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