
Muay Thai Shin Guards
Protective gear is an essential element in all successful MMA training. A high-quality shin pad can make all the difference in remaining injury Fast while practicing Muay Thai. In fact, some regard it as irresponsible to train or spar without them. For some of the best Muay Thai shin pads out there, look no further than Elite Sports. The padded protection Elite Sports shin pads provide protection to your shin from impacts that would otherwise be harmful resulting in possible injury. We believe that you should have the highest degree of safety possible while training, that way you can focus completely on improving your technique. Whether blocking a kick or striking your opponent with a kick of your own, our shin guards have the top protection.
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Muay Thai Shin Guards
Crafted from PU leather and boasting shock absorption technology, Elite Sports Muay Thai shin pads are specialized to offer protection during rigorous training sessions and matches where stakes are high and chances of sustaining injuries are even higher. In a demanding Muay Thai environment, our shin pads provide optimal protection through their snug, pre-curved fit that feels natural against your skin and does not add excess weight that can slow you down. Large Velcro straps offer a custom fit and add to a sense of security that these shin pads offer.
The use of Elite Sports Muay Thai shin pads is not restricted to training gyms and studios; they can be worn to prestigious competitions. We ensure that our Muay Thai shin pads meet the competition standards and also comply with the regulations set by Muay Thai tournament organizations. Versatile and multifaceted, Muay Thai practitioners can also utilize these shin pads for transitioning to kickboxing or professional MMA.
Crafted from durable and resilient materials, these shin pads ensure longevity and will not fall apart even after consistent use for years. Finding these shin pads comfortable, you will be compelled to use them for additional MMA training sessions that are just as grueling and ruthless, if not more so, than Muay Thai drills. Reinforced stitching and durable padding offer reliable protection to fighters in each session, no matter the martial arts they want to explore and excel in.
Elite Sports Muay Thai shin pads are trusted by professionals and their competitive price point makes them even more attractive for Muay Thai, MMA, and kickboxing enthusiasts at large. Moreover, these shin pads help you stay in good shape by empowering you to indulge in challenging combat sports, improve your fighting skills, and become more adept at self-defense in real-life scenarios where you might not be wearing shin pads for protection and where there are no rules. Explore our wide collection of cutting-edge Muay Thai shin pads that offer a customized fit and allow you to prioritize both safety and performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What shin guard should I get for Muay Thai?
The Elite Sports Star Muay Thai Shin Guards come with a unique design along with plenty of protection. Made from PVC Nylex, the curved yet firm padding will help prevent damage to your legs and feet. The straps along the back, foot, and ankle will provide support, ensuring they stay in place when you are on the move.
Does Muay Thai use shin guards?
Yes. Because Muay Thai is a full-contact martial art, wearing protective gear is required whether in training or official matches. Shin guards are required leg protection for novices and experience fighters alike.
How much should I spend on Muay Thai shin guards?
Typically, Muay Thai shin guards have a price range of $30 to $110. But you can typically find high-quality and long-lasting shin guards on the lower price range. For training, it is recommended to get Muay Thai shin guards that cost between $30 to $40. For denser and tournament-level Muay Thai shin guards, you will have to climb up in price between $50 to $110 depending on personal preference.
Should Muay Thai shin guards cover toes?
Muay Thai shin guards typically are designed with foot guards that cover the flat top of your feet. The foot guards do not extend over your toes to prevent you from tripping.
How do you prevent shin splints in Muay Thai?
Shin splints is damage or pain felt in the shin bones due to physical trauma. Several ways to prevent shin splints is by wearing shin guards to lessen the force of blows, gradual conditioning to strengthen your shin muscles and bones, and making sure to cool and rest your shin muscles and bones between training to ensure recovery.
Who makes the best Muay Thai shin guards?
Elite Sports has the best Muay Thai shin guards available because they have features that other versions from other businesses don't. For example, Elite Sports Muay Thai shin guards are made with high-impact padding, elastic straps, a breathable liner, and a lightweight design. Each of these design features will ensure a progressive improvement in performance when engaging in Muay Thai training.
What do you wear under Muay Thai shin guards?
To prevent chafing and ensure better comfort, you can wear thigh or knee-high athletic socks underneath Muay Thai shin guards. Make sure the socks are made of a soft yet elastic fabric to keep your skin from being rubbed raw.
Should Muay Thai shin guards be tight or loose?
Neither. Muay Thai shin guards should fit comfortably around the legs but still allow ease of movement without chafing or cutting off bloodflow. If the shin guards are too tight, it can feel like the straps are cutting into you. If the shin guards are too loose, they will constantly slip or fall off.
What to look for in Muay Thai shin guards?
When trying to figure out the right shin guard size, make sure to measure the height of your legs and the length of your feet. Then compare those measurements to the height of the shin guard's foam pad and the length of the foot guard.
How to figure out shin guard size?
When trying to figure out the right shin guard size, make sure to measure the height of your legs and the length of your feet. Then compare those measurements to the height of the shin guard's foam pad and the length of the foot guard.
How much should I spend on shin guards?
Typically, Muay Thai shin guards have a price range of $30 to $110. But you can typically find high-quality and long-lasting shin guards on the lower price range. For training, it is recommended to get Muay Thai shin guards that cost between $30 to $40. For denser and tournament-level Muay Thai shin guards, you will have to climb up in price between $50 to $110 depending on personal preference.