Back protection pad for American football — EVA shock-absorbing back pad with printed glossy finish Key benefits Reduces impact to the lower back, kidneys and spine by absorbing shocks from rear impacts. Durable construction resists wear and maintains protective performance over time. Curved, breathable interior provides comfortable fit and stable positioning during play. What it is and how it works Material: High-density EVA outer shell that is shockproof and wear-resistant for long-lasting protection. Interior: Impact-absorbing foam sewn with breathable fabric to wick moisture and reduce chafing. Shape: Slightly curved design follows the contour of the lower back for consistent contact and comfort. Why you need it Adds focused rear protection to your existing football gear, helping to reduce force transmitted to the lower back and kidneys during tackles and collisions. Durable EVA construction means reliable performance through repeated impacts and regular use. Comfortable, breathable lining lets you stay focused without irritation or shifting. Performance and compatibility Designed specifically for American football use and contact situations. Provides targeted protection for the lumbar area and spine while remaining slim enough to be worn under typical football gear. Glossy, multi-color printed surface offers a professional look and easy identification of the pad. Typical use scenarios Game day: Wear during competitive play to help protect the lower back and kidneys from direct rear impacts. Practice and contact drills: Use in tackling and blocking drills where repeated contact can stress the lumbar area. Strength and conditioning sessions: Add extra rear protection during partner drills or exercises that involve potential falls or blunt impacts. What to expect Firm, impact-absorbing protection from the EVA shell and inner foam layer. Comfortable, slightly contoured fit that stays in place during movement. A durable, glossy finish that resists wear and maintains appearance. Note: Designed to reduce impact forces to the lower back region in American football; does not guarantee prevention of all injuries.