Shin Pads PU – 850MA

Description

1. Material Quality:
   • PU Construction: Polyurethane is a synthetic material known for its durability and water resistance. PU constructed shin pads can provide good protection and are often more affordable than genuine leather.
2. Design and Coverage:
   • Check the design of the shin pads and the coverage they offer. They should adequately cover the front of your shins and may extend to the top of your feet for comprehensive protection.
3. Padding:
   • Ensure that the shin pads have sufficient padding for effective shock absorption. PU shin pads may have padding made from foam or other materials that offer a good balance between protection and comfort.
4. Strapping System:
   • Look for a secure strapping system to keep the shin pads in place during training. Common options include hook-and-loop closures or multiple straps for a customized and secure fit.
5. Size and Fit:
   • Choose the right size for a snug and comfortable fit. Properly fitting shin pads are essential for both protection and comfort during training.
6. Ventilation:
   • Consider if the shin pads have any ventilation features to prevent overheating during extended training sessions. Adequate airflow can enhance overall comfort.