(2 Pair Pack) CrossBones Sports Shin Guard Sleeves for Soccer

If you want your shin guards to stay in place than you need a pair of sleeves. These sleeves were inexpensive and do the job well. Make sure you check the sizes when ordering. My son wears these, He's currently about 5'11" and 145 lbs. If you're + or - 15 pounds from this you're probably ok, but beyond that you want to check the sizing. We ordered two sets of these and will order more when they wear out. He practices in them roughly 5 times per week for about 2 hours at a time and throughs them in the wash every couple of days. They've held their shape and don't have any tears or rips.

I've worn several models of these over the past three decades and these are by far my favorite. They slide on nicely, stretch easily over my shinguards, and stay put. They're longer than any other ones I've had, which gives you more room to put tape on the lower part, which I have always liked to do. Also, you get two pairs, which is great. Also, they're silkly smooth, which is a nice feeling on your legs.

Well...maybe it’s a “you get what you pay for” kind of thing, but the first time my daughter put them on, they ripped. She is only 10 and is average size, so it’s not an issue of being too small. I suppose they did somewhat serve the purpose we bought them for though- She gets terrible rashes from sweat every time she wears her shin guards. The practice she wore these for, she only got a slight rash, so they did help a bit with that.

Please read the description carefully-it comes as only 2 PAIR. When a number is mentioned for something that comes in pairs, I think it's sneaky to list the item as 4 count. Quality also is suspect. We'll see how they hold up over time.

Bought these to replace the sleeves that came with my Under Armor shin guards. They do a much better job of keeping my shin guards in place than the UA ones - tighter fit. Length is sufficient for me and I'm 6 foot tall - actually more than enough length which isn't a problem. If the shin guards come out of place from a slide tackle or something they are easy to push back in place and stay there. Plus I bought these in red so they don't get lost in the wash as easily as the black ones!

I bought a pair of Nike shinguards a few years ago and they came with a liner. Unfortunately over the years the liners have worn out and I have been searching for a while after replacements. I search using the term "shinguard liner" and never found what I was looking for. I finally used the term "shinguard sleeve" and Bingo! found these and a Nike version too. Ordered both, but these are the keepers and the Nike ones are going back. Why?First of all, you get 2 pairs of these in the package for about $10, while the Nike ones I had to pay $15 for one pair and I ordered both adult medium and large and both are ridiculously small and also uncomfortable.If you want something comfortable underneath your shinguards - get these. You won't even notice they are there!

These are good sleeves for the price. We have 4 or 5 pair hanging around and use them as back ups. They are much to tall for my 6-year-old, but we just fold them over if she has to use them. The sizing is good for my 5ft tall 90lb 9-year-old, but they aren't hisfavorite because they are still a little long and don't breath very well.

I use these at least once a week and have for over a year. Their starting to show some wear and get some runs in them but they have been great and are still working. It's hard to find cheap sleeves that work well. They are a lil Thinner than you might expect but overall have worn well. Good value for price.