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Shield blue black low-intensity field field hockey shin guards for teenagers/adults

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Designed for a teen/adult playing low-intensity field field hockey, these shin guards are ideal for beginners.

Field field hockey shin guards ideal for safe beginners.

Color : blue / black

M Not available online, check in store

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PRODUCT BENEFITS

shock protection

Polyethylene plastic shell on front of leg, shells on malleoli

coverage

Shell on front of leg, shells on malleoli and front of ankle

morphological adaptability

Large opening. Elastic tightening band with Velcro.Not asymmetrical.

welcome comfort

Foam in contact with the leg, fabric ankle support and malleoli.

breathability

Ventilation holes: foam not conducive to wicking away perspiration.

easy on/off

Elastic band passing under the foot, requiring shoe removal.

lightness

240g per pair in size M

ease of maintenance

Not removable.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Detailed product description

Polyethylene plastic shell covering the front of the leg. Lined with EVA foam, also partially covering the sides of the leg. Extended downwards by a sewn-in ankle brace featuring small hard plastic shells on the malleoli and front of the ankle, lined at 360° with low-density foam, all in a thick, elastic fabric. The low-density foam in the ankle brace also covers the achilles tendon.

Detailed product description (continued)

Ventilation holes throughout. The ankle support has an elastic band passing under the sole of the foot. Open shell. An elastic band with Velcro fastening on the calf holds the product in place on the leg. Not asymmetrical.

Weight

240g per pair in size M

Which size to choose?

"Place the shin pad as low as possible on your leg, so that your malleoli are well covered (making sure there are no pressure points and that your ankle movements are not impeded). Ideally, the top of the shin pad should reach 2cm below your kneecap. Your shin pad should fit snugly around your calf, but not compress it.

Which size to choose (continued)

Manufacturer information:
- you are between 100 and 120cm -> size 2XS
- 120 and 140cm -> XS
- 140 and 160cm -> S
- 160 and 180cm -> M
- 180 and 200cm -> L

Safety Council

Field hockey is fun. Don't neglect your safety. Always wear your mouthguard, shin guards and a glove. Use field hockey shoes with protective reinforcements and soles adapted to the playing surface. Wear a mask and special gloves when playing hockey. In matches and training sessions alike.

How do you protect your legs?

"A shin guard is personal protective equipment. It must meet current standards including the European PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425.
Use a shin guard specifically designed for field field hockey. A field field hockey shin pad has 2 sport-specific features: on the one hand, it covers the malleoli and goes up to below the kneecap; on the other, it largely encompasses the sides of the leg.

How to protect your legs (continued)

As such, a soccer shin pad is not suitable for field field hockey.
A field field hockey shin pad consists of a molded plastic protective plate, usually lined with a foam that absorbs the spread of impact.
Renew your shin pads according to the manufacturer's instructions, and in any case as soon as they show signs of wear.
Please refer to the product leaflet for information on the manufacturer's liability.

Information

The information given here is that supplied by the manufacturer or verified by us on samples received from the manufacturer.

Warranty

2

Weight

0.3 kg

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COMPOSITIONS / ADVICE

Composition

100% PVC

STOCK TIPS

Don't leave your shin guards in your bag. Store them in a dry place.

Restrictions

Not suitable for any other sport or activity.

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