Bauer S24 X Youth hockey shin guards
Bauer S24 X Youth hockey shin guards provide excellent protection and comfort for young players, ensuring safety during every game on the ice.
These Bauer S24 X Youth hockey shin guards are designed for maximum protection against impacts and other dangers on the ice. The integrated liner ensures wearing comfort, while the shin guard perfectly adapts to the shape of the leg, protecting against impacts. The calf guard offers additional protection for the lower leg, minimizing the risk of injury. The sublimated base made of high-quality materials guarantees durability and comfort, making these shin guards a reliable choice for any young hockey player.
Technical specifications of Bauer S24 X Youth hockey shin guards:
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Ice hockey, field player, Youth |
| Material | Anatomically shaped shin guard |
| Protection | Knee: ErgoDynamic Lab for deeper fit, Calves: MD foam with full coverage |
| Thighs | Integrated protector with MD foam |
| Straps | Comfortable double strap for stable fit |
| Liner | Integrated liner with hydrophobic sublimated mesh |
Bauer S24 X Youth hockey shin guards are an essential piece of equipment for every young hockey player. Invest in safety and comfort on the ice today!
| Size | Height [cm] | Length [cm] |
|---|---|---|
| 20cm | 91-107 | 25,5-28 |
| 23cm | 104-119 | 28-31 |
| 25cm | 117-135 | 31-33,5 |
To properly choose the length of shin guards, it is necessary to use a tailor's tape measure.
The most convenient way to measure is to sit in a chair with your knee bent at a 90-degree angle. Place one end of the tape measure on your ankle and the other end at the location just below your kneecap (the indentation). To avoid errors, measure several times on both legs.
Standard shin guard sizes are:
20 cm (8"), 23 cm (9"), 25 cm (10”), 28 cm (11”), 30 cm (12”), 33 cm (13”) 36 cm (14”), 38 cm (15”), 41 cm (16”), 44 cm (17”)
Differences may occur between the length of your shin and the dimensions of the shin guards. In such cases, consider how you wear the guards (on top of or under your tongue). An important factor, especially for young players, is whether you are still growing. In that case, it's a good idea to leave a 2-3 cm margin to avoid having to replace the guards during or even mid-season. However, keep in mind that if the shin guard is too small, the straps may restrict circulation and leave areas vulnerable to hits and other impacts. If the shin guard is too large, protection can be compromised by the movement of the guard.
The size chart has been provided by the manufacturer and is for reference only.