Anbieter: Rossignol

Rossignol HERO Shin Guards

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Description & Features

The Rossignol Hero Shin Guards provide durable lower-leg protection for alpine ski racers making repeated contact with slalom gates. A rigid polypropylene shell helps deflect gate impacts away from the shin, giving racers the coverage they need for aggressive training and competition.

Mono-density foam cushions the inside of the guard for a more comfortable feel against the lower leg, while the contoured shape provides practical coverage without unnecessary bulk. Siliconized adjustable straps help hold the Rossignol Hero Shin Guards securely in position through repeated runs. Multiple lengths are available for junior and adult racers.

Features

  • Rigid polypropylene shell protects the shins from slalom gate impacts
  • Mono-density foam provides cushioning between the shell and lower leg
  • Contoured construction wraps around the shin for protective coverage
  • Siliconized straps help keep the guards securely positioned while racing
  • Adjustable strap system allows quick fit adjustments
  • Available in Junior 12", Adult 14", and Adult 15.5" lengths
  • Designed for alpine slalom ski racing and training

Specs

  • Use: Slalom Ski Racing
  • Protection: Shin / Lower Leg
  • Shell: Polypropylene
  • Padding: Mono-Density Foam
  • Straps: Siliconized Adjustable Straps
  • Sizes: Junior 12", Adult 14", Adult 15.5"
  • Certification: CE
  • Reference Weight: 600 g / 1.32 lb

Construction & Technology

Polypropylene Shell

The rigid polypropylene shell creates a durable barrier between the lower leg and slalom gates. Its smooth exterior helps deflect gate contact as racers clear through the course.

Mono-Density Foam

Foam padding lines the inside of the guard to cushion the shin and improve comfort during repeated training and race runs.

Siliconized Strap System

Adjustable siliconized straps help resist slipping and keep the shin guard securely positioned as the skier moves through the course.