We have 50 men's shin guards from various brands and qualities. We offer shin guards for recreational use, but also for a higher level with more intense training. Read more
The range offers many shin guards with different fits, featuring either thicker or thinner padding. Another example is the different closures we offer, such as a "Hook-and-loop closure".
Men's shin guards, available directly from stock
Men's shin 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 range of Shin 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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Can I also try on shin guards at your place and buy them immediately?
Yes.
You can absolutely come try on shin guards with us and purchase them immediately. That way you know 100% for sure that you walk out of the showroom with the right shin guards! We have the same stock in our physical showroom as in the webshop.
There is always a specialist available who can help you choose the right shin guard for you and your budget.
Is there a difference between women's and men's shin guards?
No.
There aren't really specific women's or men's shin guards. Shin guards are unisex, but women usually just choose a slightly smaller size of shin guards. These are available in various color combinations.
Women are generally a bit shorter than men, so it makes sense that they also need a smaller (and shorter) shin guard.
With intensive use, most good shin guards last about 1 to 1.5 years. After that, most shin guards need to be replaced.
The lifespan obviously depends on several factors: maintenance, quality of the materials used, and the type of training. Cheaper shin guards will not reach this lifespan.
Heavy bag training shortens the lifespan of shin guards by an average of six months.
A vulnerable point on every pair of shin guards is the elastic bands. Naturally, this material will stretch over time. It is important to put on the shin guards carefully and not to pull hard on the elastic bands.
How should a shin guard fit?
A shin guard must fit correctly on the shin to provide the most effective protection and mobility. A shin guard consists of a safety kick and the shin protector. The part that protects the shin should start just above the ankle and end just below the knee. You ideally want the top strap of the closure to be on the calf, because if it falls in the back of the knee, it can cause irritation or pain.
What does hook & loop closure mean?
A hook & loop closure is used in various products in our range, such as punching mitts, belly protectors, headgear, and shin guards.
This type of closure is most common with shin guards. Hook and loop means threading a strap through a buckle or loop and then pulling it back tight.
Main advantages:
Adjustable fit: hook & loop closures provide a precise fit, are suitable for different calf sizes, and ensure the shin guard stays securely in place during movement.
Ease of use: these closures are easy to fasten, making them convenient for quick adjustments, especially during training.
Secure closure: when properly applied, hook & loop closures can offer a safe and reliable fit, preventing the shin guards from shifting or slipping during sports.
Durability: High-quality hook & loop closures, such as those on the Twins SGL7 shin guards, are often double-stitched for extra durability and withstand frequent use.
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