Shadow Invisa-Lite Shin/Ankle Pad Combo (Pair)

Shadow Invisa-Lite Shin/Ankle Pad Combo (Pair)

Marsoni

M251S

$84.95

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Shadow Invisa-Lite Shin/Ankle Pad Combo (Pair)The Invisa Lite Shin Ankle Combo Pad is constructed from a breathable neoprene with a deluxe lining for maximum comfort. Custom designed and articulated high durometer 3D impact foam keeps shins safe. We use a 4 way stretch ankle sock paired with a medium durometer 3D impact foam to keep ankles protected. One size fits most with an open back design, paired with a heavy duty adjustable hook and loop closure. Sold In Pairs 3D impact foam shin and ankle

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012