Fairtex SP7 Muay Thai Shin Guards for Men, Women, Kids | Shinguards Made with Syntek Leather & are Premium, Lightweight & Durable | Detachable shin & Foot Protector- Large, White
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Fairtex SP7 Muay Thai Shin Guards for Men, Women, Kids | Shinguards Made with Syntek Leather & are Premium, Lightweight & Durable | Detachable shin & Foot Protector- Large, White
- Unique design: Fairtex kickboxing shin guards offer maximum comfort and protection with an ergonomic foot contour and high-impact foam. The detachable shin and foot protector can be adjusted for the best fit and rotated 90 degrees for versatility
- Elastic Straps & Hook and Loop Closures: The Fairtex Martial arts shin guard ensure a secure & comfortable fit. The Fairtex shin guards have 2 straps making the equipment stay in place & do not shift around
- Improve speed & agility - Fairtex SP7 shin pads are designed to enhance mobility & agility, leading to improved speed. The MMA leg guards to minimize irritation & improve performance.
- Multipurpose: The Fairtex muay thai boxing shinguards provide all round usage in sports such as kickboxing, MMA, fighting, fitness, training, etc
- Authentic Muay Thai: boxing gear is made in the land of Muay Thai, i.e. Thailand. The boxing training equipment is handmade with syntek leather. These shin guards range in XS to XL
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