[NEW] Calf protection [for both feet]

Protects the lower legs from scratches, dirt, and the cold. Shin armor weighs just 45g.

- The natural fit reduces discomfort caused by tightness even when worn for long periods of time.

- The CORDURA® fabric used as the base is resistant to wear, tear, and abrasion, providing excellent durability and sustainability in harsh active situations.
Thousands of military forces around the world rely on CORDURA® brand fabrics for their durability, versatility and reliability.

- Protects calves and shins from cuts and injuries caused by rocks and branches in the event of a fall.

- Highly absorbent and quick-drying material keeps skin dry without feeling sticky.

- Also great for protecting against the cold when winter running or climbing high mountains.

- Wear it when hiking in the alps in summer, on night trails, or in preparation for sudden weather changes to give you a sense of security! It's lightweight and compact, so you can wear it around your ankles without it getting in the way if it gets hot.

Perfect for those who don't like tightness

This product was originally created in response to user feedback that they "don't like the tightness" and "can't bear it for long periods of time."
Unlike conventional calf supporters, it does not apply pressure, reducing discomfort caused by tightness. In addition, to prevent slipping down, Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd.'s "Nanofutont® " is used on the inside of the rubber part, which is gentle on the skin. This prevents digging in and pressure, and is designed to prevent slipping down.

*There is no specified direction for wearing, so you can show the OLENO logo in any direction you like.

[Wearing review]

・Mr. A: Until last year, I used a product with strong support, and after the finish line, I felt a slight rash in the tightening area, but I realized that the moderate tightening of OLENO's calf protection is very good for the 100 miles! The temperature rose during the day and it was hot, so I lowered it, so I was able to make good use of it.

・Mr. B: Although the support was not that strong, I felt that it was moderately supported, and I felt that my calf fatigue was reduced compared to not wearing anything. Maybe it's because it suppresses muscle shaking? I was active for about 7 and a half hours yesterday, and I felt like I could wear it all the time.
Also, it was good because it simply protected me from being rubbed by grass. I felt that even if I wore it under my long pants in the winter to keep warm, it would not come down, so I would not feel stressed.

・Mr. C wore them all the time! I was surprised that they didn't dislike them at all. They're no problem in the fall and winter, but when the temperature is a little higher they might feel hot. But they're not "tight and uncomfortable" at all, so I can tolerate them.

・Dr. D: The calf protection was great. I didn't feel any stress from the loose support that I didn't notice I was wearing! The products I had been wearing up until now had strong support, but they seemed to get in the way halfway through and I often suffered from leg cramps. With this calf protection, I didn't get any leg cramps even during the long distances of ONTAKE in July, Bambi this time, and the Northern Alps (traverse of Mt. Dainichi), and I thought that this level of support was just right.
The lining is soft to the touch, and I slept comfortably in the sleeping bag in the Northern Alps. (Perhaps this is a synergistic effect with the loose support?)

[Size specs]

●S size (approximately 40g for both feet)

Calf circumference 32cm to 35cm

(Approximate length: 32cm to 34cm)

●M size (approximately 42g for both feet)

Calf circumference 34cm to 37cm

(Approximate length: 34cm to 36cm)

●L size (approximately 45g for both feet)

Calf circumference 36cm to 40cm

(Approximate length: 36cm to 38cm)

●XL size (approximately 48g for both feet)

Calf circumference 39cm to 42cm

(Approximate length: 38cm to 40cm)

Composition: 58% nylon, 40% polyester, 2% polyurethane

Uses environmentally friendly sustainable materials

MADE IN Nara Prefecture, Koryo, the city of socks