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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XS Schutt Y Flex Shoulder Pads
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Schutt MID FLEX 2.0 Shoulder Pads | Youth XS
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Used XS Schutt Y Flex 5.2 Shoulder Pads
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Schutt Y Flex 4.2 Youth XS Shoulder Pads
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XS Youth Schutt MID FLEX 6000 Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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Used XXS Youth Schutt Jr Pro Shoulder Pads
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There are two styles of football shoulder pads: cantilevered and noncantilevered. Cantilevered shoulder pads are typically used by offensive linemen, linebackers, and sometimes defensive linemen. They are bigger to protect the shoulders during blocking and tackling. Noncantilevered shoulder pads are smaller and lighter than cantilevered ones. The padding covers the collarbone to allow for a larger range of motion. Quarterbacks, receivers, and youth players prefer this type of padding.

Properly fitting shoulder pads should sit comfortably on your shoulders and give you roughly 1" of padding on your shoulder. They should completely cover your upper shoulders and sternum and not pinch your collarbone or neck.

If properly cared for, football shoulder pads should easily last anywhere from 2-3 seasons, provided they do not get cracked, damaged, or lose any important padding. New pads may be needed for youth players every season as they often quickly grow out of their old ones.