Training And Guides
Clear sizing, real protection, and gear built to move with you.
Guides for Fit, Protection, and Performance
Clear sizing, real protection, and gear built to move with you.
Shin Guard Sizing
Shin Guard Sizing Guide
Finding the right size is the #1 factor in comfort and protection.
How to measure:
- Measure height, age, weight.
- Match that measurement to the size chart shown on each product page.
- If between sizes, choose the smaller size for a snug fit, or larger for more coverage.
Fit Tips:
- Shin guards should sit comfortably under the sleeve without shifting.
- No sharp edges, no pressure points, no sliding during play.
- For youth players, comfort = confidence.
Sleeve Fitting
Hero Shin Guards
- Slide your Sure-Grip Sleeve onto your leg.
- Place the shin guard inside the sleeve in the pocket of the sleeve, centered on the shin bone.
- Pull the top pocket down to lock everything in place.
Should feel secure and slightly tight — no sliding, no pressure points.
Agility Mini Shin Guards
- Insert the Mini guard into your sock.
- Center it on the shin and adjust for comfort.
- Optional, fold the top of sock into your agility mini guard for tighter fit.
Designed for players who prefer lighter protection and maximum mobility.
Practice vs. Game Day
- Practice: You can wear sleeves alone or with guards depending on comfort and intensity.
- Game Day: Wear socks over the sleeve + guard system for a clean, secure fit that meets league expectations.
Sleeve and Sock Compatibility
ForgePro gear is designed to work as a system.
Sure-Grip Sleeves:
- Prevent slipping
- Improve comfort
- Work with both Hero and Agility Mini guards
- Breathable and easy to wash
Premium Grip Socks:
- Enhance cleat traction
- Great for both training and matches
- Pair well with sleeves for stability
Care & Maintenance
Shin Guards:
- Wipe with a damp cloth after use
- Air dry completely
- Do not store inside cleats or bags overnight
Sleeves & Socks:
- Machine wash cold, gentle cycle
- Air dry only
- Avoid bleach and fabric softeners