Innovative design and very practical, the new Drako Flex PU Shin Instep offers coverage of the shin and foot providing fantastic protection. This shin guard contours around the user’s leg, while the ribbing on the front keeps it secure. A soft inner lining on the back is included for a soft & comfortable feel.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

• High-grade PU (polyurethane) material
• High-density foam
• Extra padding around the side of shins
• Soft lining on the inside of the shin
• An easy Velcro closure system
• Flexible front padding
• Full foot protection
• Colours available: Red, Blue
• Sizes available: XS-L

Drako ensures that all factories that manufacture their products are ISO approved. This means that the factories meet acceptable, safe, and humane working conditions for labourers.

Drako Flex PU Shin Instep Description:

The Flex Pu offers an updated and modern look which is not only eye-catching but fits incredibly nice. The shin guard contours and hugs the leg of the user keeping that area protected, but at the same time doesn’t hinder the mobility of the athlete during any kicking drills. The Drako Flex PU guard is constructed with materials that are durable & designed to last. High-quality Velcro is used in the elasticized straps with reinforced stitching in all stress point.

These shin guards are not limited to just 1 certain discipline but can be used in various full contact styles. Kickboxing, karate and various Taekwondo styles all benefit from their students using this item. The Drako Comp shin guard comes in multiple ranges of sizes from child-xl and is sure to fit most users regardless of age or build.

The Flex Pu has a soft liner on the back of the protector that absorbs moisture from the athlete and helps reduce any irritation during use. The front ribbed padding is made with high-density foam and is meant to “flex” & move with the user while training.

PROTECTIVE GEAR CHECKLIST:

Wearing protective gear during intense training sessions is of utmost importance, as we have accepted after years of suffering preventable injuries. However, knowing what to look for in your equipment is essential in efforts to protect yourself and find longevity in your equipment. Here are some helpful points to consider when deciding which gear is right for you:

1)       What material is used in construction?

2)       What protective qualities are unique to the model?

3)       How easy is it to clean the product?

4)       Tight, yet comfortable fit for mobility?

5)       Is cheaper necessarily better? What aspects are you sacrificing for the price?

6)       Are you paying more for the brand or the functionality?

To feel confident in yourself, you must first feel confident in your equipment. We at Bushido recommend you make your own short list of questions, and be sure to feel confident in answering all of them before committing to bringing something new into your training regime!