You are looking for a new set of kickboxing shin protectors, but what do you actually pay attention to when choosing the right kickboxing shin protection?
Kickboxing shin protectors of real leather, artificial leather or cotton?
If you search through the webshop All kickboxing shin protectors, you quickly see the different materials. For example, there are shin guards that are made of cotton, artificial leather and real leather. The largest quality difference is in kickboxing shin protectors of cotton and artificial leather (PU). Cotton shin protectors are often softer and not preformed. These kickboxing shin protectors are ideal for children and for training on the punching bag. Artificial leather kickboxing shin protectors can be used perfectly with sparring training and training with hard contact. Nowadays few shin guards have been made of real leather. The difference between real leather and artificial leather is therefore minimal.
I only train on the punching bag and suffer from my shins, which shin guards can I use best?
In this case it is best to opt for cotton shin protectors. These shin guards are often thinner but still provide enough damping.
View the best kickboxing shin protectors here to train on the boxing bag.
I just started kickboxing but I am going to start immediately with sparring training, which kickboxing shin protectors can I use the best?
Preformed shin guards with a Velcro closure are in this case the best choice for you. A preformed model kickbox shin protectors stays better during training with contact and, moreover, there is often the right protection in this, both on the shin and on the foot section.
View the range of good kickboxing shin protectors between € 50 and € 100 here.
View the offer here very good kickboxing shin protectors between € 100 and € 120.
I am looking for the very best kickboxing shin guards, which should I choose?
For hard training you need the best materials. A professional kickboxing shin protector needs a solid closure, ergonomic fit and of course the best protection. Think of a foam padding consisting of several layers. The pedestal must also be long enough to also protect your toes.
View the range of professional kickboxing shin protectors here.
What size kickboxing shin protectors do I need?
You can easily fit in our kickboxing store in Amsterdam and you know for sure that you are going home with the right size. Through the size chart below you can get an idea of which size you need. Are you not completely out of it? We are both by telephone (085 06 06 340) if by e -mail (klantenservice@thefightcompany.nl) ready for you!
The size chart below is an indication and generates with calf size, length and weight.
| Size kickboxing shin protector | Length of your shin | Length of your foot |
| XS | ||
| S | 32.5 cm - 34.5 cm | 14 cm - 15.8 cm |
| M | 34.5 cm - 37 cm | 15.8 cm - 17 cm |
| L | 37 cm - 39.5 cm | 17 cm - 18.3 cm |
| XL | > 39.5 cm | > 18.3 cm |
How do I know if the kickboxing shin protectors are in the right place?
- The most important thing about a shin protector is of course (the name says it all), the protection of your shins. The shin protector should therefore not be too short, but certainly not too long either! That is why we always say that the right size kickboxing shin protectors are just mastered. This allows you to move freely and you will not be bothered by irritations.
- If your calf size is less large, it is possible that the kickboxing shin protectors can easily shift or that the Velcro closures protrude very much. This can lead to irritations and even injuries. In this case you can choose to thin shiner Shin protector under your regular kickboxing. This underpoter fills the space and offers extra protection during a kickboxing training.
View here the range of thin shin protectors for under your regular kickboxing shin protectors.