Thanks for providing us information particularly on shinguards which is very relevant to me. I never used any while playing sports despite the fact i have had many hairline fractures in my teenage which healed automatically. But now i have had a severe accident and broken both my shin bones. After treatment and removing the cast i am not prescribed for any brace considering the wounded area and the healing and immobilization of my leg, however me being super active i happen to bump accidentally one place or the another inside my house for that i have considered shinguard for protection as it is an instant brace whenever i get up from my bed. I needed this information as quality and soft foam does matter in braces and sports protection. Now i know what kind of shinguard is best for me as i also sweat alot i want something comfortable, breathable and durable. These information have been very useful for a patient like me and sports enthusiasts. Now i know if i have to recommend shinguards to someone what will suit them better in their condition and sports preference. I was particularly searching for hockey shinguard and i have never played hockey🙈
I have used this stick now for like 5 months but i am getting sick of it. The stick is actually too light. Its a nice stick for pushes, dragflicks and backhands but for forehands its a little hard to handle, it takes more effort than with heavier sticks to hit the ball hard. Most important, what annoys me about this stick, is that it is hard to subtly receive hard passes and perform clean tip ins with it. The ball often jumps off the stick in quite unpredictable manners. My coach has been bullying me now for the last 2 months to buy a new stick so i will finally go do that now
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LOL! I was doing a search for hockey sticks ... except, here in Canada, when you type or talk about "hockey" it is assumed you mean ICE hockey. In fact, I've never seen field hockey played in Canada nor do I know ANYONE who plays it! Even though I came across many Canadian YT videos for (ice) hockey sticks, I suppose I'll have to be a bit more exacting in what I'm asking for here in YT. As for "ice" hockey in South Africa (even though you do have a national team), I think the closest most of you will experience is roller hockey (i.e., rollerblading and hockey combined; this is a more common form of our ice hockey but in warmer climates.
Hey I came across your good osaka bag reviews and was wondering if you have a Osaka Pro Tour Padel Bag review? I love the look of the bag but can't find any pictures or videos of inside the bag. Thanks!
