Badger Athletes has launched the Soccerment Smart Shin Guards in Malta – the only FIFA-approved shin guards with built-in performance tracking sensors. Already popular internationally, they combine safety and cutting-edge tech to give local footballers access to the same kind of data once reserved for the world’s elite players
The €169 wearable tracks everything from shot power and passes to sprints, accelerations, and heat maps. Each pair is linked to an app powered by AI, which acts as a virtual coach, delivering personalised feedback and benchmarking players against peers and even professionals.
Unlike GPS vests or bulky equipment, the shin guards are lightweight (under 100g each), aerospace-grade, and certified for both training and matches.
For clubs and academies, the tech offers team-wide analytics and player profiling – opening up data-driven coaching, talent identification, and personalised development plans. That means Maltese grassroots football can now access tools used by professional clubs to sharpen tactics and identify rising stars.
“We are thrilled to bring Soccerment to Malta. This product bridges the gap between grassroots players and professionals by giving everyone access to the same quality of data and insights. Whether you are a young player looking to improve your game, or a club seeking to maximize player development, these smart shin guards are a true game-change,” said Francesca Mamo, spokesperson for Badger Athletes Malta.
The launch marks a wider trend in sports where AI-driven wearables are reshaping training and performance analysis, from health monitoring in marathons to advanced stat-tracking in football. Malta now has access to this global shift – with delivery promised in 3–5 days and a 2-year warranty included.
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