OBO OGO Kickers After writing a review about the leg guards, I thought I should make one about the OGO kickers as well – because (as I said with the leg guards) OGO is sadly misunderstood… In my other review I covered four major subjects; weight, rebound, protection and drawbacks.  I’ll try to do the [...]

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Hey Everybody, When I read through the other reviews for the kit competition, which were all very good, I noticed that nobody had really been that creative and that I might be able to fill this gap. Either way, I hope you enjoy: I waited anxiously on Monday morning, staring out the window till about [...]

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I have decided to write a review about my new OGO legguards (which I’m borrowing from my club), as I think many people underestimate the great aspects of ‘high control’ shaped OGO. OGO Medium Legguards When I was given the leg guards I was aware that OGO was the bottom of the OBO range, so [...]

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Here is a nice little OBO story for you; An OBO parent Frank Gatzky bought the smallest OBO kit possible (OBO OGO XXS) for his Son Jan age 7. However at this age the  legguards were still too big. At OBO hq we got a request from Frank for some foam and a few tips [...]

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OGO Fact and Feature Downloads.

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The first thing you should do is nothing! Don’t even remove the old straps, because you can use them as a threader instead of having to make one yourself.

If you’ve already removed the old straps then you’ll need to follow the steps outlined below.

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