[madmio]

Hey guys, I have been using some cheapo $20 dollar shin guards for a while, they slide all over my legs/shins and offer little protection when sparring, my shins hurt like a bitch.

I am looking for quality shin guards but don't know what to go for, so any recommendations would be appreciated very much.

Thanks guys.

cheers.

[madmio]

Oh and btw, I did a search on this topic in this forum, but it came up with nothing, so I had to post.

[amphibious]

You know... I've seriously been thinking about buying a membership here, but there's no way I'm going to do it if the search function keeps breaking.

[Tone C]

www.kofightgear.com
scientificstreetfighting
CSI
Fairtex
Theres some ideas.And well done 4 trying the search function.

What are some sick shin pads? and theres some more help.

[Core]

Originally Posted by amphibious

You know... I've seriously been thinking about buying a membership here, but there's no way I'm going to do it if the search function keeps breaking.

lol, you know you what to do it amp, just do it- Nike

[madmio]

Originally Posted by Tone C

www.kofightgear.com
scientificstreetfighting
CSI
Fairtex
Theres some ideas.And well done 4 trying the search function.

What are some sick shin pads? and theres some more help.

Thank you very much Tone.

Appreciate your help.

[MIDMOBOX]

The CSI grappling gaurds stay on like no other shin gaurds I've seen. However you do give up some protection to the shin and forefoot. I used a pair of Ringside leather shins for years before I got these. they did a pretty good job staying put as well and defintily had better coverage/impact resistance. I think the key to keeping the shins in one place is the little strap that goes under the forefoot, Its available on lot of differnt companies models.

I would not buy a pair of shins without the forefoot strap. Also some stretchiness in the straps that go around the calf helps out a bunch keeping things from sliding.