Thai Boxing Shinguards

Thaï boxing shinguards are an important part of any fighter's package. They prevent numerous bruises to the shins and foot joints, which are particularly exposed during fist-fighting. Different models are available, with price ranges from €15 to over €150. Depending on your use and level of practice, the choice will not be the same. 

Choose from a range of materials and shapes, as well as different designs and colours. 

Which shinguard to choose 
For Thai boxing, there are different models to choose from, depending on whether you're competing, sparring or just training in a club. 

For Thai boxing competitions, the approved model is the sock-type shin protector from Métal boxe, for example. But if you're training in a club, you'll want a shin guard with a rigid shell to block Thai boxing blows effectively. For beginners, there's no need to invest hundreds of euros: the MB303 metal boxing shin guard is perfect for this purpose. 

For more experienced fighters, look for a more robust, technical model like the Twins shinguard or the Fairtex shinguard, whose effectiveness and sturdiness are well proven. These models are made in Thailand and used by some of the world's greatest champions. 

For leisure use, other brands offer protection with excellent value for money such as Adidas shin guards or Leone shinguards.

Our online store for combat sports offers a wide choice of shinguards for Thai boxing from the biggest brands such as Fairtex, Twins, Métal boxe, Hayabusa, Leone, King pro to name a few!

Men, women, children, with or without a pattern, find the Thai boxing shinguard you need!

Discover the Adidas boxing shin guards: The Adidas brand continues to innovate, bringing better comfort and lighter weight to the shin guards it offers. If you are looking for a shin guard for muay Thai, or even kickboxing, Adidas shin guards are there!

Size choice
For the choice of size it is very simple, as a general rule, it is the same size as your usual t-shirt size, to be adjusted according to certain particularities such as people with large feet or the ratio size weight. If in doubt you can contact our customer service.

Le Coin du Ring offers a wide range of sizes, children's shinguards from size XXS to size XL for larger sizes.

Discover our entire range of shinguards for Thai boxing and come regularly to visit Le Coin du Ring to discover all the new products from the best brands in this sport.

For any questions or additional information, you can contact our customer service. See you soon !

Shin guards for Thai boxing and kickboxing

To practice Thai boxing or kickboxing in complete safety, it is essential to equip your legs with suitable, quality equipment. The shin guard is an integral part of the nak muay equipment and is an essential investment whether you are a beginner or an expert in these disciplines. Le Coin du Ring is your reference for finding the best models!

Finding the right shin guard

In order to choose the right shinguard for Thai boxing and kickboxing, several determining criteria must be taken into account:

• The level of protection: This is undoubtedly the most important aspect when choosing your shin guards. Opt for solid and resistant models offering maximum protection. Depending on your needs, the choice of material will not be the same. For training and sparring, we recommend a rigid shin guard to guarantee effective protection, the cotton models being more intended for competition or flexible training.

• Size: A shin guard that is too large will not properly support your leg, while a model that is too small will be uncomfortable and could cause pain. So choose a size that perfectly matches your measurements.

• Comfort: It is essential to select light and comfortable shin guards to be able to train in the best possible conditions.

• The fastening system: To ensure excellent support without sacrificing your mobility, choose models that have adjustable straps.

Maintenance and durability of Coin du Ring shin guards

To extend the life of your Thai boxing and kickboxing shin guards, it is recommended to maintain them regularly:

1. Clean them after each use: Wipe your shin guards with a clean cloth or damp sponge and avoid submerging them in water, as this may damage their materials.

2. Disinfect them gently: To avoid the proliferation of bacteria and bad odors, you can use disinfectant wipes specially designed for sports equipment.

3. Air dry them: Don't leave your shinguards