SPORT SHIN PROTECTIONS
Regular price $36.90 CAD Save $-36.90 CADShin guards that prevent and relieve shin pain during sports activities (skiing, snowboarding, rollerblading, etc.).
Indications for ski shin guards
Shin pain hindering your performance during sports sessions? Try EPITACT® ski shin guards!
These shin guards prevent and relieve chafing and pain on the shins at pressure points inside high-top boots.
They are therefore very effective in boots used for sliding sports (skiing, snowboarding, hockey, rollerblading, skating, mountaineering, etc.).
How do they work?
The effectiveness of the shin guards relies on EPITELIUMTACT 03, a cushioning silicone gel designed to reduce friction and pressure on the skin.
Self-adhesive, it ensures optimal hold of the guards throughout the activity. These shin guards are very thin (2 mm); they cause no discomfort and are unnoticeable in all types of high-top boots.
Usage tips for silicone shin guards
- Use the shin guards on clean, dry skin.
- You can remove and reposition them without restriction.
- Preferably, pull a sock over them.
- After use, place the guards in the provided storage case and keep them in the metallic pouch until next use.
Contraindications
- Do not use silicone shin guards on skin lesions.
- For people with diabetes, arteritis, neuropathy of the lower limbs, or varicose ulcers: consult your doctor or podiatrist, then monitor your foot during use.
Features
- Number of items: sold in pairs
- Right/left: can be worn on either right or left leg
- Pack contents: 2 guards + 1 pouch + 1 user manual
- Composition: 90% silicone, 10% polyamide/elastane fabric
How to care for the guards?
Ski shin guards are hand washable (without rubbing) with water and soap. Let dry naturally. Discard and replace the device as soon as cracks appear in the gel or the fabric deteriorates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do some boots cause shin pain?
Shin pain often occurs in high-top boots with a rigid outer shell (ski boots, snowboard boots, rollerblades, skates, etc.). These sports require repeated knee flexions that cause strong pressure on the shins, worsened by overly tight fastenings or boots that are too small or too large.
How many times can ski shin guards be washed and reused?
Ski shin guards can withstand about thirty washes without losing their properties. It is recommended to wash them after each use to maintain their self-adhesive power by removing dust and impurities. Cleaning their surface restores their original stickiness.
Can they be used for other purposes?
Yes, silicone shin guards can also be used, for example, during hiking to relieve chafing on the shoulders caused by backpack straps.



