Fight2Win Arm rings

Made in Thailand

Arm rings Fight2Win Prajead Muay Thai Thailand

20,00
Size: One-size

Available for pickup at Fight2Win - Waddinxveen

Usually ready within 1 hour

  • Fast delivery from our own stock
  • 30-day return policy
  • Minimum order amount € 35
  • Free shipping from € 99
  • Expert advice in our store
Shipping and Returns

All orders are shipped within 1 business day. You will normally receive your order within 1–2 business days after payment (NL & BE), or 3–4 business days for the rest of Europe.

Shipping cost to Netherlands: € 4,95.

Minimum order amount for shipping to Netherlands: € 35.

Free shipping from € 99.

Not satisfied? You have 30 days to return your order. Read our return policy.

Our showroom & store

A real store, not just a webshop.
Fight2Win has a physical showroom in Waddinxveen where you can view and test all products. We are not a dropshipper — everything is in stock and personally packed and shipped by us.

Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00 – 16:00
Sunday: closed

Address:
Steur 5, 2742 ZW Waddinxveen — View on Google Maps

Product features
Brand Fight2Win
Type Arm rings
Target group Adults
Level All levels
Material Polyester
Color Red, Blue, White
Weight 50 g (per pair)
Dimensions 22 cm x 10 cm
Design Made in Thailand
Size information
Care, washing & storage

Fight2Win rings Prajead Muay Thai Thailand Arm rings

The Arm rings Fight2Win Prajead Muay Thai Thailand are authentic Prajead from Thailand—the traditional arm rings worn by Muay Thai fighters as talismans, made in the Thai national colors of red, white and blue.

Arm rings Fight2Win Prajead Muay Thai Thailand

Thai national colors—a tribute to their origins

The Thailand version comes in the Thai national colors of red, white and blue—a direct reference to the flag of Thailand and the origins of Muay Thai. For Muay Thai practitioners who want to honor the traditional side of the sport and express their connection with Thailand through their equipment. In Thai tradition, Prajead are arm rings worn by a fighter for protection and as a talisman of invulnerability.

Fight2Win is the parent company of XPRT Fight Gear and specializes in everything related to Muay Thai, kickboxing, ITF Taekwon-do and other martial arts—as active martial artists, we know better than anyone what authentic equipment must meet.

Handmade in Thailand—adjustable, sold as a pair

Authentically handmade in Thailand from high-quality material. The Prajead are neither knotted nor flat and can be adjusted to fit the boxer's upper arms. Supplied as a pair.

In addition to our webshop, you can also purchase all Fight2Win Muay Thai accessories in our showroom in Waddinxveen.

Specific features

  • + Talisman of invulnerability – Muay Thai tradition

    Worn by Muay Thai fighters as a talisman of invulnerability - an authentic tradition that protects the fighter from the dangers of combat.

  • + Authentically handmade in Thailand

    Authentic and handmade in Thailand - the country where Muay Thai originated.

  • + Adjustable to the upper arm

    Not bent or flat - adjustable to the boxer's upper arm for a perfect fit.

  • + Sold as a pair

    This product is delivered as a pair - so you immediately receive two pieces, ready for use.

Fight2Win – Fight2Win.nl’s own brand Fight2Win – Fight2Win.nl’s own brand

Fight2Win is the in-house brand of Fight2Win.nl - designed based on everyday martial arts experience. Competitively priced, immediately available, and exclusively available through Fight2Win.

You’ve got the motivation, we’ve got the gear
Fight2Win

The brand’s adventure began in 2005.

Driven by an immense passion for martial arts and entrepreneurship, our founder had dreamed for years of a place where you could truly find everything for your sport: from high-quality gear at affordable prices.

A place without barriers, open to everyone who practices or wants to start practicing martial arts.

Drawing on personal experiences gained during training camps in the 1990s and 2000s, seminars around the world, competitions, and a great deal of research, a clear vision emerged: Martial arts had to be offered in a modern, accessible way..