G Form Pro S Blade Shin Guards - Black


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This guide helps athletes understand and effectively use the G Form Pro-S Blade Shin Guards. Designed for soccer players and other athletes, these shin guards offer superior impact protection while maintaining flexibility and comfort. Note that proper sizing is critical for optimal protection and comfort.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SP0811701 |
| Brand | G-Form |
Refer to the sizing chart in the product details. Measure the length of your shin and consult the chart for the recommended size. The sizing is S (140-150cm), M (150-170cm), L (170-180cm), XL (180-190cm).
While these shin guards are designed for soccer, they can potentially be used in other sports where shin protection is required. However, consider the specific needs of the sport.
Hand wash the mesh sleeves with mild soap and water. Air dry them away from direct sunlight or heat.
SmartFlex technology refers to the material that is flexible during normal play and hardens on impact to provide shock absorption.
No, hand washing is recommended to preserve the integrity of the shin guards and sleeves.
Replace the shin guards if you notice any damage, such as cracks or tears, or if the padding begins to deteriorate. Check them regularly for wear and tear.
The shin guards are made with SmartFlex technology. The sleeves are made from a breathable mesh fabric, and the material clothing is Nylon.
The Pro-S Blade Shin Guards offer G-Form's lowest profile, streamlined design while providing superior impact protection.
Ensure you have the correct size. Adjust the fit, or consider using tape or shin guard straps to keep them in place.
Check for any pressure points or rubbing. Adjust the position of the guards or try a different size if discomfort persists. Ensure the guards are clean.