[trianglejitsu]

The shin protection isn't as good as the CSIs though.

I'm thinking the ideal solution is probably to have laces to tighten them and then a cover similar to on wrestling shoes.

[Ninjutsu Master]

I have the Tapout version, I'll just have to see how they're holding up in 4 months.

[GFG]

wow that seam sure sucks, wonder if you can make them without that seam

[LeatherWhip]

I have the sig2's. I owned the sig 1s for a few weeks, and I think they were wroth the exchange for sure. Easy on, easy off, stay on you while grappling, they dont get in the way.

[trianglejitsu]

Link to Sig2s?

[LeatherWhip]

Originally Posted by trianglejitsu

Link to Sig2s?

http://www.combatsports.com/detail.aspx?ID=22664

www.titlemma.com also has some, I have read that some people like it. Its called Throwdown MMA shin guards.

[Liveforever67]

I use TWINS SPECIAL for Muay Thai, so far no one at my gym has had a problem with them falling apart and they offer great protection for what I do.

I got them here..

http://ndmartialarts.com/

Amazing service .

[tkowarehouse]

Originally Posted by LeatherWhip

http://www.combatsports.com/detail.aspx?ID=22664

www.titlemma.com also has some, I have read that some people like it. Its called Throwdown MMA shin guards.

I've heard mixed opinions about the Throwdown version.

[3s_em1]

I have the same ones in Red. Had tyhem for over a year and they still look brand new. No rips or tears or discoloration.

They are a bitch to take off but I have learned to push them down (from the top) rather than pull them off.

Main reason I love these is because you dont scratch the hell out of your sparring partners when the fight hits the ground.

[Justin Pressley]

mine tore just like that too. (CSI)