Well,, lets just say that if you want to keep your shins in a good shape and not sore and red... Wear the shin pads. Some random guy can kick your shin or the ball could be kicked at a great force and you could be deaply hurt. So please use you shin pads.
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No, you can wear knee pads that go on your knees to help with digging.
Yes, goalkeepers wear shin pads.
Box lacrosse goalies do wear leg pads made of hard plastic material like a big shin guards, in field lacrosse goalies can only wear soccer style shin guards
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Yes, wearing shin pads is recommended in rugby to protect players from impacts and injuries to the shins. While they are not mandatory in all levels of the game, many players choose to wear them for additional safety. Shin pads can help absorb shocks from tackles and collisions, making the game safer. Ultimately, the decision to wear them may depend on personal preference and the specific rules of the league or competition.
No player would wear shin pads in rugby, there is no need for them.
They are commonly referred to as "Shin Pads" or "Shin Guards".
The only thing they wear are shin pads, these help lessen the impact from tackles on the shins, but only from the front.
This does not really matter, if others do she should. There is a small chance that the girl would be hit in the shin. Shin pads would provide appropriate protection.
My son is 14 year old i think he needs a size adult shin pads for football but i am not sure what size he needs do you have a size chart or any information at all of sizes.
It's basically for safety, so the people playing do not get hurt. Without pads there would be injuries all the time, and maybe even deaths, and its hard to find good football players, but mainly it's for safety and to keep them secure.
a helmet, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey gloves, shin pads, and a gurdle