Shin guards

When you go on the field and have to give your maximum, it is important that you protect your body as well as possible. Football is a contact sport and tackles, falls and collisions are part of the game. A football player's most important tools are the legs and feet, and therefore it is extra important to take care of the shins and ankles.

Shin guards are an essential part of your equipment for matches and training - and absolutely mandatory when you play official matches. All football players should wear shin guards to protect themselves. Therefore, it is important to find exactly the type that suits you.

Explore our range on this page and find all kinds of quality shin guards.

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Shin guards that last for years

At SELECT, you will find the classic shin guard, lightweight and flexible shin guards, as well as shin guards with EVA foam, and more. No matter which type you choose, you will get shin guards made of comfortable and durable materials that are flexible and will provide protection for many seasons.

Which Shin Guard should you choose?

We have 3 different kinds of shin guards.

The Classic: The classic shin guard with a Velcro closure has a molded shell and is lined with comfortable EVA foam. The soft padding around the ankle ensures a good fit and ankle protection, leading to fewer injuries.
Shin Guards with Sleeve: Shin guards with a sleeve are the more modern version with a close-fitting sock that provides greater freedom of movement. This shin guard is made from a lightweight and moisture-wicking material, which will feel extremely comfortable throughout the football match.
Shin Guards "Without Ankle Protection": The shin guard "without ankle protection" has a hard shell and two Velcro straps that ensure the shin guard stays firmly in place on the leg. This shin guard is easy to put on and take off, as you don't need to take off either your sock or boot.

Size

Remember to measure and try on your shin guards. Shin guards are available in many sizes from small to x-large, but be aware that the sizes do not correspond to your clothing size. Therefore, it's a good idea to first try on the shin guards in a store, preferably with your boots and socks on, so you can be completely sure they fit correctly.