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Puma Shin Guards Puma King Strap Shin Guard Black

Puma King Strap Shin Guard Black

Shin Guard

£7.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.33/mo.*
5stores
Puma Shin Guards Puma Ultra Flex Shin Guards Medium

Puma Ultra Flex Shin Guards Medium

Shin Guard

£14.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.66/mo.*
4stores
Puma Shin Guards Puma Ultra Flex Mens Shin Guards Extra Small

Puma Ultra Flex Mens Shin Guards Extra Small

Shin Guard

£14.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.66/mo.*
4stores
Puma King Dual Straps Shin Guards 6CM x 160cm x 80cm

Puma King Dual Straps Shin Guards 6CM x 160cm x 80cm

Shin Guard

£12.40
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.13/mo.*
3stores
Puma Unisex Adult Ultra Light Shin Ankle Guards Black

Puma Unisex Adult Ultra Light Shin Ankle Guards Black

£13.59
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.53/mo.*
3stores
Puma Ultra Flex Football Sleeves Shinguards Yellow Alert XS
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Puma Ultra Flex Football Sleeves Shinguards Yellow Alert XS

Shin Guard

£14.00£16.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.66/mo.*
3stores
Puma Ultra Light Dual Straps Shin Guards

Puma Ultra Light Dual Straps Shin Guards

Shin Guard

£15.59
Or 3 interest-free payments of £5.19/mo.*
3stores

Shin Guards: 3 things to consider before buying

When selecting shin guards, it's essential to find the correct size for optimal protection and comfort. Measure from just below your knee to above your ankle to determine the right length. Shin guards should cover most of your shin without restricting movement. If you're purchasing for a child, consider adjustable options that can grow with them.

Different types of shin guards suit different playing styles and positions. Slip-in shin guards are lightweight and ideal for players who prefer minimal protection, while ankle shin guards provide extra support and are great for defenders or younger players needing more coverage. Evaluate your playing style and position to choose the best type for you.

The material and padding of shin guards influence both comfort and durability. Foam padding offers cushioning but might wear out faster, whereas fibreglass or carbon fibre provides excellent protection with less bulk. Consider your budget and how often you play when deciding on the material, as investing in high-quality materials can offer better long-term value.

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