Buying shin guards for kickboxing
Discussion
Hi guys,
I've been told that I need to buy shin and head guards for training (I do muay Thai).
Does anyone know the best place to buy these on-line?
I'm specifically looking at Twins equipment (just for continuity, my gloves and trunks are twins)
If anyone can point me in the direction of a recommneded retaler with decent prices i'd be very greatful.
Cheers!
I've been told that I need to buy shin and head guards for training (I do muay Thai).
Does anyone know the best place to buy these on-line?
I'm specifically looking at Twins equipment (just for continuity, my gloves and trunks are twins)
If anyone can point me in the direction of a recommneded retaler with decent prices i'd be very greatful.
Cheers!
Well worth getting one of the MMA magazines - the major companies seem to show good prices, sales etc in the adverts.
I've bought my last stuff from www.made4fighters.co.uk - next day delivery, and was very impressed.
I've bought my last stuff from www.made4fighters.co.uk - next day delivery, and was very impressed.
Don1 said:
Well worth getting one of the MMA magazines - the major companies seem to show good prices, sales etc in the adverts.
I've bought my last stuff from www.made4fighters.co.uk - next day delivery, and was very impressed.
Good site! Just found the shin guards I want for £15 less than most places. Cheers Don1.I've bought my last stuff from www.made4fighters.co.uk - next day delivery, and was very impressed.
Still got to find a head guard but don't really want to spend £45 on a Twins one. (i have matching trunks, gloves and now shin pads, I’m still a believer in a continuous outfit in martial arts).
Head guard they don't do a matching one so i may go cheap.
Don't know why i need a head guard in the first place, that's why my opponent wears gloves.
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