“GREAT PRODUCT so please don't try to improve them - leave them as they are !
I ski as much as possible and always had problems with my right shin after a few days hard skiing but a few years ago, a ski instructor told me about SKI ANGELS (he used them after some shin damage sustained in a snow park). It was the best bit of advice I ever received from an instructor !
I no longer have issues with my shins as I always now use SKI ANGELS. However, everytime I buy a back-up pair they end up with a friend (at least six other people now using them including at least one snow boarder for her leading leg) so I'll need to buy yet another pair ready for next season (not because they wear out but because I keep giving them to friends) !
Also thin enough to help with an ankle issue I had this year.
So I have no issue in recommending them so if you have any similar problems do try them yourselves ! You won't regret it !”
“I have been using Sin An'gel's for years now and they are amazing. I was going skiing last month and I couldn't find them so I ordered an other pair and they came the morning befor. My boots don't hurt anymore the and amazing.”
“Had shin problems whilst skiing for years and although not completely removed, this is the best product i have used and made skiing comfortable again.”
“An excellent product if you get any shin chafing from your ski boots. Makes long days on the hills more comfortable when skinning uphill.
It takes a little practice to apply them straight and in the right area so they don't move around inside your socks, but once you get it right no more rubbing on the skin on your shin bone.
I am on my second pair as I lost one of the first pair in a car park after coming off the hill.”
“Not sure if you received the first review I sent you.
I loved the angels for the first 2 days but then they started to come apart that made them wrinkle and made them uncomfortable and unusable which I found a real shame.”
“Excellent protection for shins. Put on in the morning, off late afternoon, no rubbing effects on shins. Washed in the evening, dry by next morning. All ready for next January ski trip.”
