Thigh armour

[Torbo]

good call major ho.

baggy pants? Compression shorts? Gym shorts? All of the above? Some combination of those should do the trick. Better technique would also help

[the_next_guy_]

get some compression shorts and stuff something in them.

[Quickling]

I was actually thinking of buying some neoprene and sewing it into some Dye pants or something... But yeah I have also noticed a diference in their style of play which exposes different parts of their body then we do. Just something different I guess.

[Clare]

I rarely get shot on the inside of my thigh but when I have it's left a nice bruise for a few months. I don't use anything but having some thick shorts underneath should help.

[MrWallen]

DYE Pants

Since no one has said it yet, no, the overpriced dye pants (while being excellent pants) lack thigh protection, the inside of the leg is mesh (for ventillation) and so probably has the least padding out of anywhere else. You could try the (even more overprice) dye slider shorts, but I'm not sure they reach down far enough to cover the area in question, and since I've never actually used a pair, I"m not sure how much padding they have there anyway.

[Torbo]

regardless of price or inner thigh protection, dye pants are amazing. Very comfortable, nice and baggy too. Which in this case seems to be what you would want

[MrWallen]

Yeah, the DYE pants are great, my only complaint is that they have a little bit of velcro (the scratchy side) right at the top on the rear of the pants, so it can scratch your lower back. Usually I just stick it onto my Comfort Belt, or wear a shirt underneath and tuck it in.

But it's still kinda annoying.

[Eatem Alive]

Go to a store that caters to roller hockey players. They have a pair of padded shorts that go under the nylon pants that they wear. They are totally padded inside the thigh, butt, hip, etc...