Kids' football shin guards

Shinguards with anklesock Shinguards without anklesock Guard stay
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ID 378556Product Puma Ultra Light Ankle Shinguards
Puma ID 378556Product Ultra Light Ankle Shinguards
12.95 -28% 17.95 RRP
Erima Guard Stays
Erima Guard Stays
5.95 -25% 7.95 RRP
Erima Flex Guard Shinguards
Erima Flex Guard Shinguards
9.95 -64% 27.95 RRP
Puma Ultra Light Sleeve Shinguards
Puma Ultra Light Sleeve Shinguards
12.95 -28% 17.95 RRP
Nike J Shinguards
Nike J Shinguards
12.95 -13% 14.95 RRP
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Safe and Mandatory

Since 1999, wearing shin guards during football matches has been mandatory. It’s no surprise that we’ve grown accustomed to wearing them, often using them during football training as well. While it is not a requirement for training sessions, wearing them is still the safest option!

Size

When buying shin guards, it’s wise to try them on beforehand. Shin guards that are too small will pinch, causing discomfort and limiting freedom of movement, which can affect your child’s concentration. Conversely, shin guards that are too large can shift around and provide inadequate protection. Only properly sized shin guards will offer the right level of protection, so it’s not advisable to buy them “to grow into.”

Tip

If you have separate shin guards that are held in place by your football socks, it can be helpful to use guard stays around your ankles to keep the shin guards securely in place!