Fairtex Competition Shin Protectors

Fairtex Competition Shin Protectors: It’s hard to imagine when holding a pair of Fairtex Competition Shin Protectors that your legs are truly guarded when wearing them, yet that’s what makes them so special.

This shin guard, while not as bulky as some other brands, gives an enormous amount of protection. They are much lighter in comparison to others, but once they’re wrapped around your leg it becomes obvious how secure and protected your shins really are. The shock after impact is dispersed efficiently throughout the padding, ultimately limiting the end trauma to your shin after contact.

Product Details:

• Constructed from durable “Syntek” material
• Lightweight and slim fitting
• High impact foam
• No metal loop fasteners (adhering to amateur competition restrictions)
• Durable cotton stretch lining
• Colours available: black, blue, and red
• Sizes available: S, M, L, & XL

Fairtex Competition Shin Protectors Description:

Fairtex manufactures some of the toughest and most durable products in the combat world. Based out of Thailand, Fairtex produces training equipment with decades of experience outfitting the top fighters in the world.

The Fairtex Competition Shin Protectors are constructed from durable “Syntek” with double layers of high impact foam. Furthermore, they have no metal loop fasteners (adhering to amateur competition restrictions) and use an open system between the shin and foot protectors to avoid discomfort on the foot. Additionally, Fairtex’s free stitching, extended side and top protection give a natural feel and durable cotton stretch lining to prevent slippage and ensure adherence to your shin as much as possible.

In addition to being lightweight and slim fitting, these are the most comfortable set of shin guards within the Fairtex family. They contour nicely around the leg, leaving a secure and sleek profile that allows you to feel more mobile and lighter on your feet.

All it takes is one session with the Fairtex Competition Shin Guards to be convinced that it’s possible to have both protection and agility while training.