Príklady shin guard

• The photo illustrating shin guard doesn't show what a shin guard is nor does it offer any explanation.

• I had a play at the plate, but my shin guard stuck in the grass.

• Goalkeepers can wear a light shin guard with minimal protection.

• They need a heavier shin guard with extra ankle protection.

• Usually, the skier's shin guard will then push the gate down further.

• In women's lacrosse, thigh pads, shin guards, and elbow pads are commonly used.

• Players are also required to wear shin guards but this is usually at the discretion of the referee.

• Back then, shin guards were viewed as purely protective measures for warriors in battle and were made of bronze or other hard, sturdy materials.

• The etymology of this word not only describes the use and purpose of shin guards, but also contributes to dating the technology.

• Players may wear shin guards, eye protectors and protective padding for vital areas although most do not.

• The basic equipment or "kit" players are required to wear includes a shirt, shorts, socks, footwear and adequate shin guards.

• Armored shin guards made from iron plates attached to a cloth backing.

• Shin guards help protect the knee joint and the frontal bones of the leg from pucks, sticks, skates, falls and other impacts.

• Additionally, shin guards, gloves, knee pads, thigh pads, and elbow pads are sometimes worn for extra protection on shallow rivers.

• Fielders who are positioned very close to the batsman (e.g. silly point or short leg) often wear a helmet and shin guards.