Ice Hockey Shin Guards Junior - Youth
Hockey knee pads for inline skaters and ice hockey players,
Bambini (4-6 years) and Junior 7-14 years
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Size chart for Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards
Size chart for Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards
The correct size of ice hockey shin guards for Bambini, children and juniors is important so that the knees and shins are protected and young players can move well on the ice. For ice hockey shin guards for young players, the measured shin length is the most important factor. Body height should also be considered, as the fit can vary slightly depending on the child, body shape, brand and model.
Please measure the shin length by placing the measuring tape in the middle of the knee and measuring down to the point where the upper part of the skate ends. If no skate is available, measure to slightly above the ankle. Then compare the measured cm value with the size chart below for Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards.
This size chart helps you choose ice hockey shin guards for children, Bambini and juniors, for example shin guards from Bauer, CCM, Warrior and other ice hockey brands. Ice hockey shin guards for young players can be bought online at Hockeyzentrale.
Ice hockey shin guard size chart Bambini and Junior
| Shin length | Body height | Selection |
|---|
| 20-22.9 cm |
100-110 cm |
8" |
| 23-24.9 cm |
110-120 cm |
9" |
| 25-27.9 cm |
120-130 cm |
10" |
| 28-29.9 cm |
130-140 cm |
11" |
| 30-32.9 cm |
140-150 cm |
12" |
| 33-35.9 cm |
150-160 cm |
13" |
How to wear and fit Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards
Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards are worn under the ice hockey socks. The knee area of the shin guard should cover the knee properly. The lower part of the shin guard should reach to just above the skate. This protects the shin without the shin guard pressing strongly against the skate while skating.
An ice hockey shin guard that is too short may not protect the knee or shin sufficiently. An ice hockey shin guard that is too long can interfere with the skate or restrict the movement of young players. Especially for children and juniors, the shin guard should not be chosen too large only because of growth, but should fit securely and not slip while skating.
When choosing Bauer Junior shin guards, CCM Junior shin guards, Warrior Junior shin guards or Bambini ice hockey shin guards, the shin length should always be measured and the body height should also be checked. The size chart is a guide for selecting suitable ice hockey shin guards for children and young players at Hockeyzentrale.
FAQ about Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards
How do I measure the correct size for Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards?
To find the correct size for Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards, measure the shin length from the middle of the knee to the point where the upper part of the skate ends. If no skate is available, measure to slightly above the ankle. Compare the measured cm value with the size chart for children and Junior ice hockey shin guards.
What shin guard size do children need for ice hockey?
The correct shin guard size for children and young players mainly depends on the shin length. As a guide: 8" for 20-22.9 cm shin length, 9" for 23-24.9 cm, 10" for 25-27.9 cm, 11" for 28-29.9 cm, 12" for 30-32.9 cm and 13" for 33-35.9 cm. Body height should also be checked.
How should Junior ice hockey shin guards fit correctly?
Junior ice hockey shin guards should fully cover the knee and reach to just above the skate. The shin guard must not slip strongly while skating and should fit firmly without pressing uncomfortably. A correctly fitting Junior ice hockey shin guard protects the knee and shin without unnecessarily restricting movement.
Should ice hockey shin guards for children be bought larger?
Ice hockey shin guards for children should not be bought too large just so they fit longer. A shin guard that is too large can press against the skate, slip or restrict movement. For Bambini and juniors, it is important that the shin guard matches the measured shin length and body height.
What is the difference between Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards?
Bambini ice hockey shin guards are made for smaller children and young beginners, while Junior ice hockey shin guards are suitable for older children and young players. The important factor is not only the term Bambini or Junior, but the correct inch size based on the measured shin length and body height.
Where can I buy Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards online at a good price?
Bambini and Junior ice hockey shin guards can be bought online at Hockeyzentrale. There you will find a selection of ice hockey shin guards for children and young players as well as well-known brands such as Bauer, CCM and Warrior. When buying, pay attention to shin length, body height and the correct inch size.
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