adidasUnisex-Child Tiro Match Shin Guards

True to size, but run a bit big. She can wear them probably from age 8-10. They’re high quality and stylish (for shin guards!).

These are good quality, easy to put on, basic shin guards for kids who play soccer. Worked well for our Spring soccer season on a 5 year old. Can wear over or under socks. We ordered size Medium. If your child is over 6, I would recommend going up to size Large.

Great. Just too small for my kiddo and returned

The sizing is a bit small for what they recommend but I followed the reviews and bought these for my 3 year old son. They fit him great with room to grow. For reference he is about 39 inches tall and weights 28 pounds!

Confortable and don’t slide down. Good quality for a good price.

he wears a size 13 shoe. He says they are comfy and not so tight. Good protection around the ankles too.

I should of read the reviews, but I was in a hurry and wanted name brand equipment for my son. He is 7 and was supposed to start soccer today and I forgot to get shin guards so I ordered some last night. They got here in time and are really good quality but they are SO SMALL. Thank God that it rained all day yesterday and the fields were to muddy so practice was canceled because these are to narrow. It's not actually the length that's super small, like he could easily get the shin guards on but it's the width that's to small. They are narrow and for skinny, petite legs. My son is small for his age, has short legs but he's muscular and they just barely can fit around the Velcro. Not comfortable enough or safe enough for him to play in.Before buying I checked the sizes listed and my son is within the range listed. He's small and 46" tall. He's got short little legs (long waisted) so I figure small would work (mediums were out of stock) but they are SO small. They don't even really fit on my 5 year old thats 43" tall. Again not because of length but width. She's not very big either, short and average width but they are to snug around the width.The size small would actually be great for like a 2-3 year old. They are good quality so I may hold on to these for my youngest son. He's can probably wear these in a year or two when he's old enough to start peewee soccer.Unfortunately the medium will take to long to come so I'll have to try and order a random brand or get a set of umbro brand shin guards from Walmart for now.

Standard sturdy shin guards that allow movement in the ankle areas without being uncomfortable. Good choice for kids starting out or a player who has been on the fields before. Sleek and sturdy.