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Soccer => Soccer Forum => Topic started by: Jane(not really) on Jan 21, 2008, 01:50: AM
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I'm playing football and I wear some nike shin guards and they keep falling down during the match.It' very annoying and I don't know what to do,so,every comment,suggestion or advice is welcome...
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Had the same problem, get any old medical bandage, the tight stuff, and put it over your leg and pop your shinpads in there.
Or a little more expensive but great:
http://www.just-keepers.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=SE0047W&Category_Code=
I got them from that place, they're called Nike Guard Stay and are perfect for what you want mate.
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Just use some tape
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Used to have that problem as well and I hated it. :down:
Anyways, socks are a big part of this issue. If you have new and tight socks, they should be able to hold up small to medium sized guards. You should also look into getting smaller shinguards unless you are afraid of getting hurt. Tape will help but if the socks are too lose, the tape and the guards are going to slip down. Also, there are little sleeves you can get that will help your guards still up.
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I had a dream where i made a new nike shinguard, the guards were stitched inside the sock :rolleyes:
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I had a dream where i made a new nike shinguard, the guards were stitched inside the sock :rolleyes:
That's a genius idea
Only thing that fails about it is how to wash the sock... :3some:
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thanks everybody
btw,sometimes when i watch football on tv some players look like they don't wear them at all (can't remember who...)
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thanks everybody
btw,sometimes when i watch football on tv some players look like they don't wear them at all (can't remember who...)
I know watch you mean and I noticed it myself
no idea why they don't wear them to be honest
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Im <b>think</b> it's the law in most leagues to wear them, so they probably have very thin and low duty ones. Like Thierry never looked like he had any on to me, but I saw a picture and you can just make them out.
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thanks everybody
btw,sometimes when i watch football on tv some players look like they don't wear them at all (can't remember who...)
the man on my picture (edgar davids, if you dont know) made this mistake of not wearing shin guards last summer, he broke his leg and returned some weeks ago, so always wear them, you never know who you're playing against
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whatever is comfortable. whatever shinguards i have have to have the mini breathable holes. otherwise my calves cramp up like a girl on her period. no ankle guards and medium in size
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hmmm, the shing guards i use have ankle pads stuck to the shing guards, so they hold themselves in place.
and NO proffessional footballer can play without shin guards, in no league, in no part of the world.
if there falling down just do what oli said, just put tape on them.
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I'm playing football and I wear some nike shin guards and they keep falling down during the match.It' very annoying and I don't know what to do,so,every comment,suggestion or advice is welcome...
can i see a picture of that
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i hate shin guards they keep you from playing your best
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I remember I went to a cheap school we all showed up to the game without chin guards so we had to wear cricket chin guards which are very large and cardboard cut outs to make it look like we had them. We still won 7-1. :lol:
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Adidas shin guards rocks, never had a problem with them. I'm always going for the best shin guards, price aint important. Just started practice again (some people maybe remember me from the "old"(?) forum, injured for a long time) and I only use the best, dont want to get injured again.
Nike's shin guards, aint they small?
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I remember I went to a cheap school we all showed up to the game without chin guards so we had to wear cricket chin guards which are very large and cardboard cut outs to make it look like we had them. We still won 7-1. :lol:
when was that. hahaha :lol:
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buy some with straps
and get some duck tape
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I remember I went to a cheap school we all showed up to the game without chin guards so we had to wear cricket chin guards which are very large and cardboard cut outs to make it look like we had them. We still won 7-1. :lol:
when was that. hahaha :lol:
high school brah.
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my shinguards r my 27 yr old cousin's who played in Germany :thumbsup:
They're Kappa and I noticed too that when i put my socks over it doesnt even look like i have any on
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mine are those nike protegga. The actual shield doesn't start right near your ankle so it's more comfortable with the ball.
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i hate shin guards they keep you from playing your best
but they keep you playing!! and that depends on what kind you wear they have never kept me from playing at my best