Hayabusa ankle guards

Fight2Win carries the Hayabusa Footgrips Ashi 3.0 and Support 2.0 – silicone grip for MMA or compression for kickboxing, both made from lightweight polyester. Read more

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Grip on the mat. Support with every kick.

Two models, two functions – Hayabusa ankle guards are designed for martial artists who take their ankles seriously.

Hayabusa has two ankle supports, each with its own function.

Hayabusa offers two ankle guards models with a clear distinction: the Footgrips Ashi 3.0 with a silicone footbed for maximum grip on the mat, and the Support 2.0 for compression and ankle support during kickboxing and thai boxing.

Both models are made of lightweight polyester with a compression effect and are washable at 30°C.

The Footgrips Ashi 3.0 are designed for MMA and grappling

The Hayabusa Footgrips Ashi 3.0 stand out due to silicone under the foot - providing unmatched grip on the mat during takedowns, sweeps, and ground work.

The sleek 4-way stretch material follows the contours of the ankle and foot, while the compression effect supports the ankles. Available in S/M, L and XL - also excellent for kickboxing and thai boxing.

Support 2.0: compression for kickboxing

The Hayabusa Support 2.0 are classic lightweight ankle supports polyester with an improved 2.0 design for better compression and ankle support.

They keep the ankle joint warm and reduce the risk of injuries when kicking and blocking. Available in S, M, L and XL for adults - washable at 30°C.

Fight2Win is the official partner and dealer of Hayabusa in Europe

Fight2Win is official partner and dealer of Hayabusa in Europe. All ankle guards are 100% authentic and available for immediate delivery from the warehouse in Waddinxveen.

In addition to the webshop, you can also purchase Hayabusa ankle guards in our showroom in Waddinxveen, where you can compare them and take them with you immediately.

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Hayabusa ankle guards, available directly from stock

Hayabusa ankle guards are shipped from our own stock within 1 business day! We are the martial arts specialists and know everything about boxing gloves, kickboxing gloves, shin guards, handwraps, bag gloves, and other training equipment! We have a huge selection of Ankle guards for children, women, and men in stock at our showroom! Visit us for expert advice and purchase your chosen item right away.

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Frequently asked questions — Hayabusa ankle guards

What are ankle guards worn for?

Ankle guards are worn for a snug feel around the ankle and extra comfort during training. Under shin guards, they can make contact with seams and padding more comfortable.

Choose a size that fits snugly without feeling tight. An ankle guard is not a brace and does not guarantee protection against sprains or other injuries.

Why do Muay Thai fighters wear ankle guards?

Many Muay Thai fighters wear ankle guards for their snug fit and comfort during footwork and kicking techniques. They can also feel comfortable under shin guards during training.

Which protective gear is allowed in a match depends on the rules and competition class. Do not assume that wearing ankle guards means they are permitted equipment or that they protect against injuries.

What is the background of the Hayabusa brand?

Hayabusa (pronounced ha-ya-boo-sa) is the Japanese word for peregrine falcon, the fastest bird in the world: in a dive, it can reach over 300 km per hour. The company was 2006 founded by Ken and Craig Clement, David Zikakis and Luke Harris and has soared to great heights ever since.

Hayabusa is headquartered in Kingston, Ontario (Canada) and has its global distribution center in Las Vegas (United States). Hayabusa also works with two independent gyms in Canada, where its products are thoroughly tested.

Hayabusa focuses on comfort, fit and anatomy, and above all on performance and safety. The brand follows the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen: the principle of continuous improvement (“continuous improvement”).