Nike Soccer Shinguards
Nike Soccer Shinguards – Protect Yourself From Injury
It is mandatory for all soccer players to have shinguards that protect their lower legs from injury during a game. Nike shinguards are a popular brand worn by not only professionals, but amateurs alike.
These days at least one out of every ten serious soccer injuries involve the shins which is why having proper shinguard or shinpad on each leg is so vital for every player. Just hearing these statistics can make you wince. After all, why risk never playing again, all because you chose not to buy and wear quality shield protection equipment like shinguards.
If You Wear Them – You Will Prevent Risk
Nike shinpads are designed specifically for outdoor soccer players who want to prevent injury. They are made from a variety of materials and come in a variety of styles.
Let’s take a look at three of the more popular Nike shinguard options: -
Nike Air Maximus Soccer Shinguards, have a clear K-Resin outer shell for consistent protection, they have Dri-Fit backing for both ventilation and moisture management. They come with plenty of foam padding and removable fabric ankle guards with positioning options for a custom fit for the wearer. Colors available are Orion/Metallic Silver in small or medium sizes.
Nike Air Shield Soccer Shinguards offer a dual density ankle cup for increased protection, the Magic Wand system for impact dampening and the two-film high-pressure Nike-Air unit which provides protection and ventilation. These shinguards come in White/Midnight Navy/Varsity Red and White/Black/Varsity Maize.
Nike Contour BBS Soccer Shinguards have a unique bi-axial protection system that is positioned along the high-impact areas of the leg with wrap-around protection above the ankle. They have an elastic top strap and they re-mold to the leg after each use. They are a quality pair of shield shinguards and come in size large.
No matter what shinguards you purchase to prevent injury, a shinguard should fit just above the bend in the ankle and run to about two inches below the knee, wider ones will have just a little bit wider fitting around the legbone.
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