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S1 Shinguards and Ankle Protecion SER Review

By Ben • December 10, 2009
1. Introduction3. Style / Design

Details/Specs

  • Ankle Sock Protection: yes
  • Ankle Sock Removable: yes
  • Comes With Sleeves: no
  • Guard Size: L: 8″; S: 6.7″; M: 7″
  • Securing System: Fastening straps
  • Weight: 3 oz
Dual Achilles protector
Rigid inserts for maximum Ankle protection
Separate Ankle & Achilles pad allows independent foot & leg movement
Super soft neoprene for maximum comfort and durability
No corded edges therefore minimum abrasion
Machine washable to prevent odour
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1. Introduction3. Style / Design
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About the Author

Ben

Most kids grow up spending Saturday mornings watching cartoons. Ben however got up early to watch English Premier League games on a special channel he convinced his father to order for that purpose alone. Ben carries that passion with him today, both on and off the soccer field. Though American, he still understands the rest of the world when they use words like "futbol," "footy boots" and "football pitch." He currently resides in Hong Kong, traveling frequently to the USA, China and other countries in search of the most up to date soccer information available.

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