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BodyShield NoBurn Turf Burn Leggings - Men
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Storelli BodyShield No Burn GK Leggings for Goalkeepers
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BodyShield NoBurn Turf Burn Protection Leggings - Women
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Storelli — padded protection for keepers and players
Storelli is a Canadian brand specializing in soccer goalkeeper protection. Its BodyShield and ExoShield lines add padding to the most exposed areas — elbows, hips, thighs, knees and head — without limiting your range of motion. At Soccer Sport Fitness, you'll find its padded goalkeeper jerseys, its padded goalkeeper pants and shorts, knee pads, body protection and gloves.
Why wear Storelli protection?
The keeper dives, slides and takes contact that outfield players avoid — and the surface changes everything. On artificial turf or hard surfaces (gym, futsal, concrete), every dive rubs skin against an abrasive surface: the dreaded turf burns on hips, elbows and knees. Storelli's anti-burn gear builds padding into the contact points to cushion the impact and spare your skin.
Beyond dives, a keeper training daily piles up micro-impacts. Good elbow, hip and knee protection cuts bruising, lets you dive without hesitation and keeps the game fun. This protection also helps outfield players prone to contact, like defenders and futsal players.
How to choose your Storelli protection
The right level of gear depends on your profile and your playing surface:
- Beginner or young keeper: an elbow-padded jersey and padded shorts are enough to build confidence and dive fearlessly.
- Competitive keeper: add padded long pants and knee pads for intense training and matches on hard surfaces.
- Futsal and gym: prioritize knee and hip protection — the floor is very hard and abrasive.
- Natural grass: more forgiving; a padded jersey and shorts often do the job in summer.
- Artificial turf: this is where Storelli shines — aim for full coverage (long-sleeve jersey, long pants, knees) to avoid burns.
BodyShield or ExoShield?
The two lines meet different needs. Here's how to tell them apart.
| BodyShield | ExoShield | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Padded base layer, worn under the uniform | Targeted protection, over top or on its own |
| Areas | Chest, ribs, forearms, elbows, hips | Knees, elbows, head (head guards) |
| Best for | Complete, discreet protection | Reinforcing a specific joint |
| Under the uniform | Yes | Depends on the model |
In short: BodyShield = integrated, discreet protection under the jersey; ExoShield = targeted reinforcement (knees, elbows, head). Many keepers combine both.
Storelli or non-padded clothing?
An ordinary goalkeeper jersey covers, but doesn't cushion. For the occasional game on natural grass, that may be enough. But as soon as you play regularly on turf or in the gym, the difference is immediate: where non-padded clothing lets the skin rub and bruise, Storelli protection absorbs the shock and leaves the skin intact. It's the difference between finishing training with your hips on fire or ready to go again.
Which players use Storelli?
Padded protection isn't just for pros. We recommend it to amateur keepers playing league soccer on turf, to semi-pro and university-level keepers stacking up training sessions, and to academies that want to protect their young keepers while they learn to dive. In short, any keeper who plays often benefits from gearing up.
Our advice
At Soccer Sport Fitness, we recommend Storelli protection to keepers who play frequently on artificial turf. Its padding helps limit impacts to the hips, elbows and knees while keeping a good range of motion. For a young beginner, start simple (padded jersey and shorts); for a keeper training three times a week on turf, we recommend full coverage.
See also our goalkeeper gloves, our goalkeeper jerseys and shorts, our head guards and all our goalkeeper gear.