Show off your skills with this eye-catching leather Racing Yellow Drako Power Gel Shin Instep. Featuring an extra thick gel padding on the shin and instep with velcro closure and soft inner lining, this instep is both efficient and comfortable.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

• Shock absorbing Gel technology
• Comfortable fit
• Stylish & appealing look
• Built tough to last
• Colours available: Black
• Sizes available: S-XL

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 Power Gel Shin Instep:

Drako power gel shin insteps offer maximum protection even in the most extreme training conditions. With extra gel padding on the instep and down the shin bone, these protectors were built for safety. Even with all the added gel and padding for safety, these shin guards are extremely comfortable to wear. These protectors seem to hug your shin and contour around the leg securely while not restricting the range of motion.

Available in black with contrasting yellow and grey colours combinations, these shin guards are not only functional but very eye-catching. Match them up with the power gel glove and headgear combo for a really stylish look. The Drako Power gel shin guards are made with 100% cowhide leather, with high-density foam and gel inner core. These shin guards are very durable and offer an excellent life span to wear and tear.

From the reinforced stitching to the quality of Velcro used, Drako prides themselves in producing gear with the utmost precision, and care to ensure 100% satisfaction from every user.

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!