ProForce Shin Guards

I’m a delivery driver so I wanted some protection when climbing up and down the ladder in the freezer and cooler. It works perfect

These work well for my uses which are tree work related... extra padding for tree spikes strapped to my lower legs, and for ground work cutting the trees up where sometimes tree parts bump my lower leg area.

I seem to be prone to shin injuries, so I ordered these for protection. they are thick - yet lightweight - and protect the shins without discomfort. What more can I say except I am satisfied with my purchase.

Like everyone says, easy off and on, accurate sizing and great protection! Please make these in fun prints!

They fit good and they protect my legs well. I started wearing them while splitting wood. I wanted to prevent more leg damage. I had a log hit my leg and developed cellulitis. Don't want to go thru that again so that's why I purchased them. So far so good. I wear them under my pants without any problems . Would recommend them for protecting your legs when working outside.

The elastic doesnt stay up but its Long enough to stay over most of the front of the leg. It doesnt fold so its basically a long piece of foam at the top of the ankle. Not for use while walking or exercising.

I taught mixed martial arts for a number of years and would use these to protect my shins from children and older adults who couldn't get their kicks high enough. What I discovered is that when I was kneeling (you must with children), my knees no longer made contact with the floor! I'd wear them all the time when working with the kids, whether we were sparring or not. Since then I use these whenever I need to kneel (except in Church) and recommend them to others such as flooring professionals. Knee pads still make your knees sore. These don't hurt anything. You can kneel for hours without pain.

These guards are comfortable and offer great protection for the shins. The sock holds them in place with minimum movement. I also used them without the included socks with my cowboy style work boots and just slid the bottom inside my own socks while I split wood. Awesome product!