Is this suitable for soccer? Or I will get abrasions by rubbing at the sides of the cup while running?
1375142
Its geared towards baseball, but running in it for baseball has not caused chaffing. But with that being said I played soccer for years and I would say this at some point would get uncomfortable and probably would at some point bother the person.
1918751
I agree that for soccer, it may not hold up. Even with baseball, unless it's staked firmly into the ground, the net will move back if a ball is hit hard.
2252417
I've only had mine for a little over a month, but I'll thrown it in my son's hockey bag with ice skates and other gear, used it in the car (sometime throwing it in the trunk), use it every day as my primary coffee "cup" at the office, and make no attempt to be gentle with it-as I really don't car if it is scratched or scuffed-and it hasn't scratched yet. I is a very well-built thermos.
1423382
NO, its makes your leg stiff for protection but can be difficult to run in, I used it to play football, ended up taking them off because of the tightness and immobility it caused. Your better off purchasing a 2nd degree or 1st degree wrap if you want run in them. This is for 3rd degree ankle sprains. Don't get me wrong though there strong and great for it your not doing any physical activity and provide great protection for until you get back to 100%. Best of Luck.
1561710
It is okay for sports. The only thing I dislike is the power on button is somewhat loose, so if you run or jump around the button makes a slight clicking noise which distracts from the music.....not a big issue but an issue none the less.
476406
It works fine for me for use in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. We use thick mats for the flooring. Not sure what sport you play but if you get slammed hard or do hard shoots you might feel it. Also depends on your knees. It does provide protection but I'm not sure what kind of sport you're referring to. Sometimes I do feel a little shock still.
1056313
I guess so. This has been great to use while I run, but it does take some getting used to.
154576
I have done light jogging on smooth pavement with mine with no problems. That is not really what this stroller is intended for, but if you mostly use it for walking and outings and occasional jogging on smooth surfaces, I think it would work for you. If you are planning to buy this stroller to use mainly as a jogger, I would recommend you look at the BOB or the Baby Jogger Summit. Those can be both joggers or everyday use strollers.
147840
I've not used it for soccer, but I use it for weight training. It gives me the support I need to withstand the pressure from the weights.
273521
I guess it depends on your comfort. I was in between and ordered one of each. The smalls are good while I'm playing soccer, but the mediums are really comfy to wear through the day without feeling overly constricted.
2048791
Yes my daughter plays competitive soccer and wears her head protection at all games and practices for that matter since sustaining a concussion. Never a problem.
1162293
I would sum up the answer by saying that this is the best armor to protect your shin and your knee that I found on the market at this time. The rubbing spots that I found when I first started using these pads has gone away. It appears that this armor has adjusted to my legs shape so that I do not get any more areas that rub or irritate my skin. I do find it helps to wear high socks so there's less of a chance of any rubbing at the lower strap area.
111862
I've been wearing mine continuously for weeks and have only noticed a little discomfort when my knee is fully bent (e.g. sitting cross legged). Since my knee is a little loose now after I injured it, I wouldn't be able to run. Having said that, my only concern is that your knee will probably get really warm while wearing the brace and running.
2127916
Of course is not as comfortable as not wearing nothing and it takes time to dress those before wearing your shoes however these are not too bulky. I use those in both ankles when I play soccer and can play good enough; I haven't used those with dress shoes but I believe should be used with soft or sports shoes. The only disappointment I had with those is that the adjustable belts where ripped since new so I had to take to the shoemaker to fix both.
236296
i have not tried it with a soccer ball, and would say NO, primarily due to the size of the soccer ball in comparison to the product. With that being said if you were extremely accurate in your kick or if you were to immobilize the product you might could get some usage out of it, otherwise if you hit the side of it, it would turn and would have to be readjusted after every kick.
1191151
I haven't tried it, but have treated a lot with cushioned heel raises, so the Tulis heal cup will have the same effect.See these for more:http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/tags/index.php?tag=/severs-disease/http://www.foot-health-forum.com/forum/tags.php?tag=severs+disease
2282312
My experience is that pretty much any of these will be at least a bit uncomfortable simply because you aren't meant to rest so much weight on your shin and knee for extended periods of time. I would overall recommend this model, but would also recommend getting a padded cover for the pad, which will give you a bit more comfort.