Deadlift Shin Guards | 5mm Scrapes-Absorbing Neoprene | Easy-Wear No Need to Take Off Shoes | Lightweight & Durable for Weightlifting and Functional Training (Pair)

These bad boys have been protecting my scar tissue shins. Kinda pricy but definitely worth it.I wear compression socks over them so they don’t snag on the bar

Nice quality, padding protects my shins, stays in place and convenient to use.

Fits great, durable material, has a good fit i used these for deadlifts and they feel great

Great product!

Easy to put on or take off. Has really deadlifting less painful. The bars at my gym were destroying my shins and this is a shin saver. Definitely stays in place and has been durable so far.

I have peripheral artery disease and such fat calves that I can't get on standard or zippered compression socks. So, I needed some kind of calf wrap. My cardiologist recommended a very expensive brand but also encouraged me to shop around for something similar. After trying two other kinds, I found these. And they're been terrific!First, they're an inch or more taller than other brands, about 11 inches. This is important to compress as much of the lower leg as possible.Second, with some work, you can tighten them to about 25 mm.Hg. (They're not perfect in that respect: you put them on and tack down all three velcro tongues, then adjust and adjust. You need to snug them and you also have to make sure tongues are all parallel. This takes me at most a couple of minutes per leg: no big deal.) And once they're adjusted properly, you seldom have to readjust them during the day or evening.Third, they're comfortable for all day and evening wear. They seem to "breathe" a bit, so you don't wind up with soggy socks or pruney calf skin.Fourth, they're durable for this use. I've been wearing mine for six months, and there's no sign of wear.Fifth, my cardiologist (from whom I got the compression measurement) is pleased with them. He's even recommending them to some patients, those who have the hand strength to snug them enough.Sixth, the higher priced ones cost about eight times what these do.

Good alternative for deadlift socks.

Reducing my equipment and have gone to all sandbags and rucks. Sandbag dead lifts (stack and strap together two heavy bags) mean you have to drag them over your shins, so this was a great addition. Note that knee covers are also needed if you go that route.