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Hayabusa MMA Shin Guards for Grappling kickboxing muaythai
Hayabusa
Shin Guards
The Hayabusa Shin Guards have the ultimate slip-on shin pad design. Great for pad work and sparring in any discipline. Great shin pads for mixed martial arts training. Great protection and allows for maximum mobility on the ground.
In the pursuit of perfection, every MMA fighter undergoes countless sparring sessions that subject their bodies to repeated bouts of physical trauma. Your shins in particular are one of the most vulnerable body parts that are exposed to repeated blows resulting in injury. If you want to defend your shins from being bruised and battered on a daily basis, you need the most advanced protection in the realm of MMA. Introducing Hayabusa’s high performance Pro Shin/Instep Guards. With a state-of-the-art shell made of lightweight high-density foam that is pre-molded to match the contour of your leg, Hayabusa’s Pro Shin/Instep Guards offer maximum impact reduction while still providing the perfect striking and grappling surface. Unlike inferior shin guards that use straps or elastic bands to hold in place, each Hayabusa Pro Shin/Instep Guard is constructed with the innovative fullback design and advanced closure system to ensure a snug and secure fit with zero shifting. Finally, a high-quality perforated neoprene backing is integrated to ensure full breathability and comfort. Without question, Hayabusa’s Pro Shin/Instep Guards provide the perfect combination of protection and mobility necessary for peak performance. Get yours today!!
Key Features
- Slip on with neoprene backing
- Lightweight construction for optimal mobility and performance
- Ergonomically engineered curvature delivers the perfect striking surface
- Premium vented foam complex for maximum protection
- Enhanced thermoregulation
- Fullback design and innovative closure system for an ultimate fit
- Perforated neoprene backing ensures full breathability
Price Comparison
| Retailer | Price |
| mmaoverload.com | Not Carried |
| MMAWarehouse.com | $79.99 |
| GroundandPound.com | $79.99 |
| Titleboxing.com | $79.99 |
| martialartspride.com | Not Carried |
| Fighterwarehouse.com | $79.99 |
| Riofightwear.com | $79.99 |
| RenegadeMMAGear.com | $66.99 *** |
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Renegade’s Video Product Review
Sizing
- Small/Med
- Large/X-Large
The Small/Medium are REALLY small. As a person of average build, 6 foot 200 pounds, the Large/X-Large fit best. If you are looking for a tight fit, I would not suggest going down a size.
Customer Comments
Good padding, does not restrict ankle movement, stays in place well. No complaints at all
Great feel, great fit.
This is the best Shin guard ive ever used!
Great support from top to bottom. Does not shift on you when throwing hard round kicks. Grade A+ shin guards!
These instep guards are great. Very high quality, lightweight and excellent fit. If I could point out any way to improve them I would ask that there be more padding on the foot but I only say that because I also use these for TKD sparring so the more protection on the foot the better.
I use this product in my mma class.
IT’s great to take the person down with a kick and also protecting my legs.
The Hayabusa shin guard is 100% great for me.
I like these shin guards a lot. They stay in place extreamly well. I do have some very minor problems with them but this is more than likely due to the extreamly large size of my claves. They go on fine it put on prior to any working out, however, once I have started sweating they become much more difficult to put on. I find it a little easier if I turn them sideways to put them on. They can also be a pain to take them off after sweating. Turning them sideways helps a little with this as well. Keep in mind that my legs are huge. If you have calves that are less than 20 inches then you may not have as much of a problem.
Dedicated to your MMA Success,
The Renegade School Owner
Mark Beagle
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