Hayabusa Shin guards

Fight2Win Choice
Designed in Canada

Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve

49,99
Size: S

Available for pickup at Fight2Win - Waddinxveen

Usually ready within 1 hour

  • Fast delivery from our own stock
  • 30-day return policy
  • 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 Hayabusa
Type Shin guards
Target group Adults
Level All levels
Material Foam, Polyester
Color Black
Size S, M, L, XL
Closure Velcro
Special Fight2Win Choice
Weight - g (per pair)
Design Designed in Canada
Size information
Your height Size
Up to 160 cm S
160 to 175 cm M
175 to 190 cm L
Over 190 cm XL


Shin Size
33 - 36 cm S
36 - 39 cm M
39 - 42 cm L
42+ cm XL

The above are Hayabusa guidelines. No rights can be derived from this size chart.

Care, washing & storage
  • Remove from your bag immediately after training.
  • Wipe the outside with a clean, dry cloth.
  • Store in a cool, dry place with good natural ventilation.
  • If necessary, use an antibacterial spray.
  • For leather shin guards: use leather grease/leather conditioner once a month to prevent cracking and drying out.
  • DO NOT put in the washing machine.

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Hayabusa guards T3 Core Sleeve Shin guards

The Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve are the most innovative shin guards in the Hayabusa range—a sock-like compression sleeve without straps or fasteners, featuring a triple splint structure and high-density foam that adapts to the contours of your shin and instep.

Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve - front view

Sleeve technology - no straps, no hassle

The T3 Core Sleeve uses a breathable, sock-like knitted sleeve that keeps the shin guard firmly in place through compression technology. No hook-and-loop fasteners, no elastic straps, no metal components—you pull it on like a sock and it fits perfectly right away.

This makes the T3 Core Sleeve exceptionally lightweight and comfortable during long training sessions—you barely notice the guard while still enjoying complete protection.

Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve - sleeve detail

Triple splint structure with high-density foam

The triple splint structure with channeled high-density foam naturally conforms to the contours of your shin and instep for adaptive, full protection. The foam effectively absorbs impacts from every punch and kick.

The breathable performance fabric promotes air circulation, keeping you cool, dry, and comfortable—even during the toughest kickboxing or MMA training.

Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve - foam detail

Hayabusa develops every product in close collaboration with professional trainers and champions. In addition to our online store, you can also view all Hayabusa products in our showroom in Waddinxveen.

Specific features

  • + Sleeve technology – no straps or fasteners

    Sock-like compression sleeve keeps the protector in place—no Velcro, no elastic bands, no metal parts. Pull it on like a sock.

  • + Triple splint structure with high-density foam

    Triple splint structure with channeled high-density foam that adapts to the contours of the shin and instep for adaptive protection.

  • + Foam padding on the shin and instep

    At the front of the shin and over the instep there is a layer of foam padding that protects vulnerable areas during kicks and blocks. Ideal for technique training and light sparren when you want protection without the bulk of heavy molded shin guards. die de kwetsbare zones beschermt bij trappen en blokkades. Ideaal voor techniektraining en licht sparren waarbij je bescherming wilt zonder de bulk van zware voorgevormde scheenbeschermers.

  • + Lightweight

    A lightweight construction means less fatigue during training—without compromising protection or durability. Less weight on your hands or head allows for faster movements, less muscle fatigue, and better technique during longer sessions.

    Especially for boxers and kickboxers working on speed and endurance, weight is a factor that matters. Lightweight equipment lets you train harder and longer without the gear slowing you down.

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Hayabusa was founded in Canada with one goal: to develop the most technically advanced martial arts equipment in the world. Every product is designed based on a deep understanding of biomechanics and the needs of the modern martial artist, from beginner to world champion.

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This product bears the Fight2Win Choice seal of approval — our personal recommendation based on years of experience in martial arts. We select only products that stand out in terms of value for money, durability, and real-world performance.

A Fight2Win Choice product is the best in its category: unique in its class, tested by our specialists, and proven in the gym. When we recommend it, we stand behind it.

Tips for Hayabusa T3 Shin guards

From Hayabusa T3 shin guards are available in sizes S to XL - take your size seriously. Shin guards that are too large slide around while kicking, while those that are too small do not provide enough coverage for the shin.

An ankle sock under the T3 can prevent chafing, keep the inside clean, and provide extra grip on the leg. The double hook-and-loop closure is most secure when you fasten it from bottom to top.

Frequently Asked Questions — Shin guards Hayabusa T3 Core Sleeve

Can I use Hayabusa shin guards on a punching bag?

Yes.

This is possible if you bruise easily or quickly develop pain in your shins.

Using shin guards on the bag does leave “scuff marks” (stains and smudges) on the shin guards.

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Can I wash my shin guards?

No.

This is strongly discouraged. It is best to clean them with a cloth and, if necessary, use a care spray to keep them fresh.

How should a shin guard fit?

A shin guard should fit snugly around the shin to provide the most effective protection and mobility. A shin guard consists of a safety kick and a shin protector. The part that protects the shin should start just above the ankle and end just below the knee. Ideally, the top strap should sit on the calf, as placing it in the back of the knee can cause irritation or pain.

Is there a difference between women's and men's shin guards?

No.

There aren't really separate 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 little shorter than men, so naturally they also need a smaller (and shorter) shin guard. 

Can I also come by to try on and buy shin guards from you right away?

Yes.

You can absolutely come by our showroom to try on shin guards and purchase them right away. That way, you’ll know 100% for sure that you’ll leave the showroom with the right shin guards! Our physical showroom has the same stock as our online store.

There is always a specialist available to help you choose the right shin guard for you and your budget.

Hayabusa® is a global market leader in equipment for various combat sports, with extensive experience and expertise in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA).

Hayabusa aims to offer the best equipment in terms of comfort, fit, anatomy and, most importantly, performance and safety!

A martial artist is constantly improving and developing. This is a Japanese philosophy that is also applied in business and at Hayabusa: Kaizen. This is the concept of "continuous improvement."